| STAGEY | Remain, say, going up in an exaggerated manner (6) |
| LIFESAVER | Rescuer of female trapped in remains, say (4-5) |
| SASHAY | Walk in an exaggerated or flouncy manner, as displayed by fashion models (6) |
| EGGNOG | Drink, say, going up? I cleared off! (6) |
| OVERACT | Play (part) in an exaggerated manner |
| PRETENTIOUS | Pious set finally enter in an exaggerated manner |
| STACCATO | In that way capture tiger, say, going up and down in abrupt manner (8) |
| DALLAS | Caesar, say, going back around large city (6) |
| SALAMI | I am shortly, sad to say, going back for sausage (6) |
| OARAGE | Movement of eight, say, going down the river (6) |
| COHORT | Band of warriors caught, say, going round Head Office (6) |
| FAKEID | It may involve an exaggerated age |
| TRONIE | Dutch Golden Age painting technique that depicts an exaggerated facial expression |
| AGEOLD | Ancient, say, going north, constrained by unstable load (3-3) |
| GEMINI | Twins, say, going north by car |
| PADDED | Like an exaggerated risumi |
| JACKAL | The name of any of four species Old-World wolflike canines that share with the hyena an exaggerated reputation for cowardice. |
| GECKO | Good start to climb, say - going up, I can walk across ceiling? |
| STEERAGE | Horrible Easter, say, going up to cheap accommodation for travellers (8) |
| STEPS | Small dachshunds say, going up stairs (5) |
