| OARSWOMAN | River user giving a swan room to manoeuvre |
| TROJANHORSE | Piece of malware inadvertently triggered by a computer user giving access to an intruder (6,5) |
| SMACKER | Heroin user giving up American money (7) |
| LARDER | Fat user giving up American food store (6) |
| LEEWAY | A boat's sideways drift; or, alluding to the space said craft has "given" to the wind, a term for freedom, latitude, room to manoeuvre or slack (6) |
| ESKIMOROLL | With room to manoeuvre in river, I'll perform this? (6,4) |
| EARLO | In advance, securing room to manoeuvre a murder victim (4,1,5) |
| MORAY | In advance, securing room to manoeuvre a murder victim (4,1,5) |
| LATITUDE | Room to manoeuvre position in relation to the Equator (8) |
| UPTIGHT | On edge with little room to manoeuvre, after having reached a higher level |
| CHROMOSOME | Child with room to manoeuvre over any part of DNA (10) |
| PLAY | Work on stage where there's room to manoeuvre (4) |
| MOOR | Room to manoeuvre - there certainly is here |
| ISOMORPH | Same-shaped object gives ship room to manoeuvre (8) |
| MOTORHOME | Doctor, given the room to manoeuvre, moving house |
| POKIER | I may enter game with less room to manoeuvre |
| TIGHT | Steaming with limited room to manoeuvre |
| CORMORANT | Bird cannot have room to manoeuvre right |
| BREATHINGSPACE | Lung capacity allows room to manoeuvre (9,5) |
| SCOPE | Policeman in the Southeast has room to manoeuvre (5) |
