| LONGO | Sound in "go," "so," and "no" |
| HARDG | First consonant sound in "go" |
| TRIPLETIE | Make a mistake with story about space traveller - all gold then and no silver or bronze? (6,3) |
| TURN | This should go for a song: go, go, go then...for The Byrds? (4,4,4) |
| TURNTURNTURN | This should go for a song: go, go, go then...for The Byrds? (4,4,4) |
| POSTAL | Sort of vote to go so mad in America |
| GOSSIPCOLUMNIST | Social writer must go, so clips in circulation (6,9) |
| PEARSHAPED | Go so out of kilter, tapering one end and bulging the other (4-6) |
| CONESTOGA | Ant can go, so we go off, by 18th. cent. transport. (9,5) |
| WAGON | Ant can go, so we go off, by 18th. cent. transport. (9,5) |
| STOPSHORT | Only go so far to give up drink (4,5) |
| SLOWDOWN | Don't go so fast (4,4) |
| REACHTO | Tho' race might go so far (5,2) |
| ASTO | "I'd go so far ___ say ...": 2 wds. |
| HURTLE | To go so fast will aggrieve the French (6) |
| ROUNDEL | Chicago visitor might go so for a disc |
| NIP | Go so fast, one may feel the pinch (3) |
| CREEP | Only a crawler would go so slowly (5) |
| ISLEOFDOGS | Part of London Fields - go so wild here |
| STOOP | Go so low as |
