| INLINE | Stay in to avoid a row or just stay in a row (2,4) |
| HOLED | Took refuge in to avoid detection, (with "up") |
| SHRUNKEN | Originally roped in to avoid knowledge getting wasted |
| TOWPATH | Bank has a way to avoid a row (7) |
| RESTSONONESOARS | Takes it easy, wanting to avoid a row presumably (5,2,4,4) |
| SANITY | Maybe stay in to ensure soundness of mind (6) |
| REVEL | Word for a tangle or cluster; a broken thread, fray or loose end; a row or run of unwoven stitches, aka a ladder; or, a complication, confusion, fankle or muddle (5) |
| REMAIN | I'm near so just stay there! (6) |
| RAISER | One who doesn't just stay |
| RODBER | Tim ....... retired Northampton, England and British & Irish Lions second row or back row forward (6) |
| KOEVIL | I had a vile weekend, having left Exeter to go and stay in a terrible place near Trowbridge (6) |
| ESTATE | Stay in a landed property in the West, at Easter time (6) |
| RESORT | Stay in a hotel here or relax outside (6) |
| DINGHY | Small boat to row or sail |
| SWATHE | Row or path, of grass perhaps, when it is mown (6) |
| LODGER | One paying to stay in a private house |
| BOATEL | Place to stay in a seaside town |
| NINTHS | The rows or columns of a sudoku puzzle, e.g. |
| LINGER | Hang around, stay in a place longer than necessary (6) |
| ATOMIC | It stays in a coma after such a bomb (6) |
