| PREVAIL | Succeed in getting through the border, you say, on return (7) |
| DECLARE | With lace ruffles and a ruched red border, you say (7) |
| HOED | Having used a long-handled tool to weed the border, you could now say that it has been this! (4) |
| EYELET | By the end, let two additives in, getting through a small hole (6) |
| PRECEDINGHAIRLINE | Forehead border you had before you started going bald? |
| ARRANGE | Settle on a large island, say, on return (7) |
| VANUATU | Vehicle you, say, on a Tuesday took to the islands (7) |
| TOYLAND | In song, "Once you pass its borders, you can ne'er return again" |
| EXPUNGE | Delete old joke, say, on return (7) |
| PASSKEY | Will this provide an opening for getting through the examination? (7) |
| CHEERIO | What you say on leaving majority of cheese and port (7) |
| INHERIT | Succeed in getting a woman to take it on (7) |
| ACHIEVE | Succeed in getting to a church one evening (7) |
| ATTAINS | Verb meaning "succeeds in getting" spelled using only the letters in "stain" |
| POTSHOT | Succeeds in getting piping for random attack |
| IGNITE | Inflame fool in India say on return (6) |
| ASTER | In flower, getting through the Easter parade (5) |
| WEATHERING | Getting through the storm in order to gather wine (10) |
| RANGE | Moved fast, say, on return in large open area |
| HANGAR | He depends, you say, on getting a shed (6) |
