| STAYON | The prop is attached, so don't go away (4,2) |
| STAYIN | The prop is attached, so don't go away (4,2) |
| PRISONOFFICER | Screw is attached, then not - one assessing the cost to secure it? (6,7) |
| UNSEEN | Out of sight, remove the props on stage so to speak? (6) |
| HOOKER | Front row rugby forward between the props (6) |
| REMAIN | Marine or airmen get drunk - and don't go away (6) |
| TRIPON | The forest tour is about to happen so don't come to grief on the roots (4,2) |
| MESSUP | Army dining room is on the second floor so don't make a mistake! (4,2) |
| CHINUP | It is an exercise so don't be disappointed (4-2) |
| SHUTUP | Closed, so don't say a word! (4,2) |
| RETIRE | Become weary again, so don't work again |
| RAPPEL | Bad prolapse? So don't abseil! (6) |
| LOOSEHEAD | In rugby, the prop on the hooker's left in the front row of a scrum (9) |
| STAY | Don't go off to get the prop (4) |
| MAD | "Don't Go Away ___ (Just Go Away)" |
| LEVELCROCUSES | Plants with a carpentry tool attached, so the florist can make sure their stems grow straight? |
| LAGAN | Cargo thrown overboard with a buoy attached so they may be found again |
| FIXED | Attached so as to be immovable (5) |
| BOOKEND | The Prop has a novel conclusion (7) |
| HARPOMARX | Master of the prop-laden sight gag |
