| ELBOWROOM | Scope to stretch out joint study, say (5,4) |
| REEDORGAN | Told to study, say 'heart of a music maker' (4,5) |
| EXTENDERE | To stretch out: porrigere, expandere |
| SHRUBBERY | Able to stretch out beside quiet part of garden |
| INEXTENSO | In old age, starts to stretch out at full length (2,7) |
| PLAYGROUP | Where infants may be given scope to mature out West? |
| LONGRANGE | Want to have scope to go far into the future (4-5) |
| AMBITIOUS | Scope to take on debts when having a strong desire to succeed (9) |
| SNOWSCAPE | In a merry state, saw scope to include new festive scene (9) |
| PLATITUDE | Give papa scope to deliver a trite remark (9) |
| MAXIMISES | Gives greatest scope to (9) |
| OPENSPACE | At the start, have scope to work with tract of undeveloped land (4,5) |
| ORANGEADE | Zero scope to get a deal at 50% off for a beverage (9) |
| PSYCHIATRISTS | Those with the mind to study say this script is flawed (13) |
| LAIRD | Nobleman's study, say, leading to degree (5) |
| KRAMDEN | Study, say, then study again, for Gleason's sitcom role (7) |
| CITE | Link to the relevant study, say |
| OPTINGOUT | Point out joint condition when not taking part (6,3) |
| JETTISON | Chuck out joint set badly |
| NERO | Read out joint letter from Greek and Roman tyrant |
