| MAKEAMOVE | Prepare to depart (colloq.) |
| SETSAIL | Prepare to depart, as teams don't do so well |
| PACKSONESBAGS | Prepares to depart (5,4,4) |
| ADIEU | Cheerio to the French about to depart (5) |
| LEAVE | Allow to remain ___ or permission to depart! (5) |
| DAFTIE | Fool to depart, going round to the back |
| SCAPEGOAT | Namely, animal to depart to a desert, finally? |
| PACKING | Tips hat to monarch preparing to depart (7) |
| GOTON | Boarded to depart to the north (3,2) |
| WEIGHANCHOR | Prepare vessel to depart (5,6) |
| TIGRESS | Time to depart, heading off to find wild animal |
| AIDEDECAMP | Officer has to help private ultimately to depart secretly |
| LETSGO | Legs to move - it's time to depart (4,2) |
| CHOOF | As an Australian colloquialism, to ____ off means to depart |
| ABSCOND | To depart in a sudden and secret manner is to do what (7) |
| HEADOUT | Point to wrong conclusion, having to depart (4,3) |
| STIRRUPCUP | Traditionally, a farewell drink offered to someone about to depart on horseback (7,3) |
| EGOIST | Narcissist last to come and first to depart? (6) |
| NOTLONGFORTHISWORLD | Ache to see a new planet, presumably, and soon to depart |
| GOTOUT | Escaped to tell racecourse tipster to depart (3,3) |
