| LIVEON | There's no harm getting up to exist by eating (4,2) |
| NEYMAR | French Marshal comes to harm getting Brazilian forward |
| BEAMED | Looked contented to exist by a sea (6) |
| EVENTS | For athletes in the field there's no harm in harvestmen (6) |
| INHERE | Exist by right at this place (2,4) |
| TESTER | Historically, a person employed to prove the innocuousness of food by eating it before serving it to their master or mistress; or, a little cup for a person who is sampling wine (6) |
| BROLLY | By eating a small loaf with this, one may avoid getting damper (6) |
| BEDPAN | Getting up to go? No need on this vessel (3,3) |
| ONRUSH | There's no getting up to hurry attack (6) |
| WHALES | What, in a claim by a Japanese government minister, deny starving people food by eating fish? (6) |
| BLIMEY | By eating fruit you'll get well! |
| TRYOUT | Sample by eating your starter, fish (3,3) |
| DOCTOR | Professional in box D kept away by eating an apple a day (6) |
| DEPART | Catch journalist getting up to leave (6) |
| LISTEN | Catches the Italian getting up to tune in (6) |
| ANTICS | I see Stanley getting up to high jinks (6) |
| NADINE | One getting up to eat with the lady (6) |
| IMPISH | One member of parliament is in hotel, getting up to mischief |
| SPYING | Comedy film where Williams, Hawtrey, Windsor and Cribbins destroy secret papers by eating them with soup in a train's restaurant car (5, 2, 6) |
| ISKCON | Organization that runs the vegetarian restaurant 'Govinda' where a man caused outrage by eating chicken despite clear instructions. (6) |