| FLASK | Small container for carrying a drink when away from home |
| MINIBAR | Writer, one in space station having source of drinks when away from home (7) |
| NOTHERE | A small number had time to present when away from home (3,4) |
| OUTRAGING | Causing a scandal when away from home partying (9) |
| STAMPSOUT | Gets rid of some impressions when away from home (6,3) |
| OUTRE | When away from home, is about to be rather extravagant (5) |
| STRAIGHTENOUT | It may resolve one's problems to unbend when away from home (10,3) |
| URALS | Range of places men go when away from home (5) |
| AFRIKAANS | A devotee's carrying a drink over that's picked up in Cape (9) |
| SUNKEN | A non-buoyant person or thing; a doughnut in the US; a mistletoe root; or, a weight for carrying a fishing-line beneath the water's surface (6) |
| WAITER | Restaurant employee is one carrying a drink? Quite the opposite! (6) |
| IMAGINE | Fancy record producer returns carrying a drink (7) |
| TRAY | Flat container for carrying food and drink (4) |
| HANDBAG | Container for carrying small personal items |
| CUP | A type of 1A 45, or a fairly small container for liquids |
| AMPOULE | A small container for a hypodermic dose, etc (7) |
| CHECKOFF | Mark with a tick when away from work after examination (5,3) |
| SLING | A support for carrying a baby close to the parent or carer's body; a type of catapult; or, a type of rope used as an anchor in abseiling and climbing (5) |
| VIADUCT | A bridge, especially for carrying a road or railway across a valley, consisting of a set of arches (7) |
| BARROW | A small, usually hand-propelled cart for carrying a load (6) |
