| PETEROUT | Some compete routinely and come to nothing |
| WESTHIGH | Going north from Milngavie, you and I take road intoxicated and come to rest with style (4,8,3) |
| CONCLUDE | Stop talking and come to a rational deduction (8) |
| VIRTUOSO | Six tours sadly come to nothing for top player (8) |
| HOWITZER | One's fired a question: it's come to nothing, briefly |
| SERAGLIO | At sea, girl can come to nothing but the harem (8) |
| FALLFLAT | Seasonal apartment may come to nothing (4,4) |
| LOTHARIO | Much that with hair might come to nothing with this seducer (8) |
| ENSUE | Be certain to avoid river and come to pass (5) |
| CUSTOMISE | Make alterations to suits and come to dance |
| HEAVETO | Be obliged to save energy and come to a standstill |
| OBEY | Rent boy to take middle leg and come to heel (4) |
| OCCUR | Old police climb to top of Cairngorms and come to pass (5) |
| INN | At home and come to the end of gin? Go here for some then! (3) |
| TREACLE | React like this to the French and come to a sticky end (7) |
| GRINDTOAHALT | Move slower and slower and come to a standstill (5,2,1,4) |
| LANDWAY | Going north from Milngavie, you and I take road intoxicated and come to rest with style (4,8,3) |
| TRIP | Run ? and come to grief (4) |
| GODUTCH | Leave wife and come to a fifty-fifty financial arrangement |
| UPEND | Topple out of bed and come to a halt |
