| OPENSESAME | Sees one map as a method of entry (4,6) |
| BIPLANE | Aircraft may be carrying one map (7) |
| LINES | Mistakes curl into one's map references. (7,5) (see 1A) |
| CONTOUR | Mistakes curl into one's map references. (7,5) (see 5A) |
| BRIDLEPATH | One of the names for a right of way represented on an OS map as a dashed green line (or red depending on scale) (6,4) |
| MEDITATING | Focusing the mind as a method of relaxation (10) |
| CORNER | An angle; a hideaway; a type of free kick as a method of restarting play in football; or, a tight spot or jam (6) |
| COMESABOUT | Sees one with reference to, as it happens (5,5) |
| BUGSPRAYER | Exterminator, or what an insect says when it sees one |
| KETTLE | To confine protesters to a small area as a method of crowd control (6) |
| CHANNEL | Sound as a method of communication (7) |
| TRIALANDERROR | Experimentation as a method of learning (3 words) |
| ECONOMYMEASURE | Surprisingly reuse common? Aye, as a method of reducing expenditure (7,7) |
| ISOBAR | Line on weather map as a result of which key is to check air for pollution (6) |
| BRIDLEWAY | Trail for horses and riders, symbolised on an OS map as a green dashed line (9) |
| ATLANTIS | Point to it returning in maps as a lost island |
| ELORATING | System employed in chess as a method for assessing the skill levels of competitors (3,6) |
| WORKABLE | Practical as a method or solution |
| ISOBARS | Features put on a weather map as Boris gets confused (7) |
| KOWTOW | End of bout? Expression of wonder about end of bout - it sees one kissing the dust |
