| ELONGATED | Put on stretcher, not a ledge, when wounded |
| BARRACK | Jeer, as local put on stretcher (7) |
| IGNORED | Disregarded on ridge when wounded |
| TRACK | Shadow cast when just keeping foot on stretcher |
| LITTERS | On fire, the rest were put out on stretchers (7) |
| FANCYDRESSBALL | Supporter bled crassly when wounded at fun party (5,5,4) |
| GORED | Look embarrassed when wounded |
| SPEARED | Are rushed around when wounded (7) |
| SHELF | One of a series of horizontal planks in a bookcase or fixed to a wall; or, a ledge of rock (5) |
| DINK | Scots word for a bench upon which to sit; a plate rack; a ledge or shelf; or, a nest of wasps/hive of wild bees (4) |
| SHELVED | Put on a ledge |
| ATONAL | Some members sat on a ledge without a key (6) |
| CARRIEDOFF | Removed on stretcher, having performed successfully? (7,3) |
| TORTURECHAMBER | Here person in pain could have been on stretcher (7,7) |
| GETCARRIEDAWAY | Show effects of ecstasy and be taken off on stretcher? |
| CARRIEDOUT | Taken away on stretcher and executed |
| BEER | Worker ending on stretcher -- bitter? (4) |
| RACKHAM | Artist, one overdoing it, placed on stretcher (7) |
| ELASTIC | Acts lie out on stretcher (7) |
| BERM | Strip or path bordering a canal or river; or, a ledge between a parapet and its associated ditch or moat (4) |
