| CHEQUECARD | Soundly test heart, for example - that may give a guarantee |
| DEEPTIMBRE | Voice feature that may give a trannie away |
| COLTS | Fire-arms that may give a kick |
| GRAVESTONE | Most serious individual that may give a lapidary valediction |
| VOUCH | Give a guarantee for |
| UNDERTAKER | Does he give a guarantee when dressed in black? (10) |
| ASSURE | Give a guarantee |
| BIRD | Pie, for example, that may be served inside |
| SENSE | Sight, for example, that may be common (5) |
| TENSE | Present, for example, that may be wound up |
| NUMBER | One, for example, that may be sung (6) |
| WILLOWPATTERN | Goodness masking evil: example that may be handed to you on a plate (6,7) |
| HYBRID | Type of Bill that goes through Parliament - for example, that for HS2 Phase 1 (6) |
| PEEKABOO | Hold up a short novel, for example -- that might amuse baby (8) |
| JACKPOT | Cash prize in a lottery for example, that accumulates until it is won (7) |
| ELBOWROOM | This joint has a kitchen, for example, that gives them more space and freedom |
| UNREADABLE | A French bread Lea made from recipe, for example, that she couldn't make head nor tail of (10) |
| ENCROACHING | A plant, for example, that is gradually intrusive on another, is said to be ___ it (11) |
| NONSTARTER | Main course, for example, that can't compete (3-7) |
| LASTSUPPER | Final customer of The Bull, for example, that was captured by Da Vinci |