| OFFENDED | Put out, away, and finished (8) |
| EXPENDED | All paid out when former patron started and finished (8) |
| DESISTED | Said "No!" and finished (8) |
| HOOVERED | Did some housework and, finished inside, did some gardening (8) |
| ATTENDED | Took part in a bike race and finished (8) |
| APPENDED | Added a couple of pages and finished (8) |
| DEFENDED | Attempted to justify; got fed up and finished (8) |
| ASCENDED | Climbed a steepled church initially and finished (8) |
| OVERDONE | Cooked too long and finished twice (8) |
| STOPOVER | Sent post and finished rest (8) |
| PRALINES | Chocolate fillings that are prepared plainer and finished with sugar (8) |
| TRANSIGI | To be carried through, brought to an end and finished |
| CUDDLEUP | Clued anagrammatic-ally, without depth, and finished "get real close" (6,2) |
| MILLREEF | Thoroughbred who won 12 of 14 races and finished second twice, 1970-1972 |
| OVER | Find out disc is missing - and finished (4) |
| UPTIGHT | Pug hit out and finished with past tense (7) |
| SLED | Misled and finished out on the snow |
| OVERRULED | Reversed and finished getting lured out |
| AMENDED | Put right before noon and finished afterwards (7) |
| INTHEMIDSTOF | (and 13,20) "O Fate!", I lament, "Withered and finished unpredictably!" (2,3,5,2) |
