| EVACUATES | Removes people from a place of danger to stay elsewhere for the duration of the danger |
| EVACUATE | Remove people from a dangerous place (8) |
| TOO | Send elsewhere for the night, as a roommate, in modern lingo |
| SEXILE | Send elsewhere for the night, as a roommate, in modern lingo |
| SOFTBALL | Pains in rear from nasty infection for the duration of the game |
| EVACUATION | Removal from a place of danger to a safer place (10) |
| TRIALPERIOD | Probation for the duration of the case (5,6) |
| FEATURELENGTH | Promote dimension for the duration of the film |
| EXODUS | Departure of a people from a country for the purpose of settling elsewhere (6) |
| RETREAT | Place of refuge or privacy; or, the withdrawal by a military force from a place of danger (7) |
| ARRIVALTIME | 1:58 for the duration of a 2016 Amy Adams sci-fi flick? |
| RUNTIME | Shrimp I am beginning to eat for the duration of film (7) |
| TRUMP | In cards, suit ranked above other suits for the duration of a hand (5) |
| MARIJUANA | In the 30s Reefer Madness was one of a series of unintentionally funny films warning of the dangers of this drug |
| BREECHESBUOY | A rope-based rescue device to remove people from wrecked vessels at sea (8,4) |
| TWODAYS | Add One Night for the duration of this Marion Cotillard release (3,4) |
| EVACUEE | A person sent away from a place of danger, especially in wartime (7) |
| MIGRATE | (Of a bird or animal) go elsewhere for a particular season (7) |
| WAITOUT | Hunker down for the duration of |
| LEESHORES | Places of danger to sailors suffering with sore heels (3,6) |
