| SHELVE | Slope gently away, having been put off (6) |
| ESTRANGED | Editor, with rum content, had been put off (9) |
| EON | Time capital had been put off gas light (3) |
| MISANTHROPIST | Sportsman I hit when running who’s been put off his race? |
| SHELVES | Slopes gently, as e.g. river bank may do (7) |
| BITTEN | Bird runs away, having been stung? (6) |
| INDUCE | Bring on one fool, name having been put forward (6) |
| DRAWER | Prize having been put up, one picks the winning ticket (6) |
| DERAIL | With monarch intervening Parliament would be put off track (6) |
| MANIAC | Aim can be put off by madman (6) |
| SUTRAS | Be put off terribly abstruse rules |
| DIETER | The weight-watcher must be put off grabbing one |
| DRAWIN | Don't be put off by place for patient types retiring when it's fashionable (4,2) |
| MYSELF | Half army runs away having lost heart, coming back for me (6) |
| HANGUP | Put untidy clothes away, having a thing about it? |
| TROPHY | Waste away, having lost first prize (6) |
| FLIGHT | Running away, having started losing in the battle (6) |
| ZAHAWI | Early runner for 10 starts to zoom away, having a weight increase (6) |
| EDDIED | Edward passed away, having whirled |
| GETOFF | Go away, having found a way to escape (3,3) |
