| TICKOFF | Reprimand means that no further credit will be given (4,3) |
| TOPUP | Extra credit will get you first at university |
| TICK | Credit will go like clockwork, one is told (4) |
| APOSTLE | A letter carrier to the Frenchman means that good news will be spread (7) |
| PRESUME | Take for granted that the contents of the purse will be given to me |
| PREDICT | Foretell that cider will be given back in platinum (7) |
| NOEMAIL | If your inbox is empty, it means that you have .. ..... (2,5) |
| DIURNAL | Sunbirds are most active during the day. This means that they are ___. |
| TIMELAG | 36 will be given to prisoner - there's a delay |
| DABITUR | It will be given: tribuetur, praebebitur |
| ALARMED | Shortly, every one of them will be given a weapon which makes them anxious |
| TEATIME | Four will be given a prison sentence: put away inside ... (3,4) |
| INDIANS | People in certain country hotels will be given help when rising (7) |
| VAGRANT | Figure a handout will be given to the tramp (7) |
| GRANULE | As a rule, nag for it and a little grain will be given to you |
| COMENOW | You can't mean that bully has taken warning to heart (4,3) |
| WELLYES | "I mean, that goes without saying" |
| LIESLOW | Hides and attempts to mislead one; mean, that is (4,3) |
| CHASTENED | "No, I don't think 'virgin wool' means that the sheep were ___, ___" |
| FAIREXCHANGEIS | A reasonable transaction means that there's no victim (4,8,2,2,7) |
