| AIM | Point a rifle |
| REVERSEARMS | Point a rifle downwards (7,4) |
| NIB | A bird's beak or bill; a pen point; a peak, projection or prong; a shaft of a scythe's snath; or, an aristocrat (3) |
| ORBITED | Traveled from point A to point A? |
| NICETY | New city layout has a point, a fine point (6) |
| PUNCTILIO | From the Latin for "point", a word for a fine or petty point of conduct, etiquette or procedure, about which one is particularly scrupulous (9) |
| ERA | From "copper counters/coins", a system of chronology reckoned from a point; a subdivision of geological time; an age; or, an important date (3) |
| STODGE | From "stuff to stretching point", a word for heavy filling food, such as baked or steamed pudding; a dull uninspired person or subject; or, a trudge or plod through mud (6) |
| LOCUS | From "place", the site or scene of any happening or crime; the position of a gene on a chromosome; a set of mathematical points; a passage in writing; or, whereabouts generally (5) |
| SPANS | Reaches from point A to point B |
| DIGRESS | Go from point A to point B? |
| PARTWAY | Somewhere between point A and point B |
| PATH | Way from point A to point B |
| MOVE | Get from point A to point B |
| ROUNDTRIP | Point A to point B and back |
| DISTANCE | span from point A to point B |
| LINEAR | Going from point A to point B |
| ROUTE | Path from point A to point B |
| SEGUED | Got from point A to point B? |
| CHEAP | Point a fellow out a bargain (5) |
