| ABERDEENTERRIER | This small hound surprisingly re-entered a brier (8,7) |
| LAWYER | A solicitor; dialect for a bramble or the stem of a brier; or, a burbot (6) |
| BEAGLE | A small hound with a short coat used for hunting hares (6) |
| GREENLAND | Country re-entered by England this way (9) |
| AREA | A pair re-entered for the walk (4) |
| BERET | Cap that may be re-entered in a wager (5) |
| ACREAGE | Extent of land, or a cage re-entered? |
| SHIHTZU | Take a close peek, say, at small hound (4,3) |
| RETYPE | Kind about what has to be re-entered (6) |
| ISTHMIAN | Hitman is re-entered in these classical games (8) |
| PARENT | Gasp at having re-entered the dam, maybe (6) |
| AGREE | Say one will get older, being re-entered (5) |
| ZERO | Nought re-entered in short weight reverse (4) |
| GREETS | Gets re-entered as one says hello (6) |
| STEERED | Re-entered in mount, was at the wheel (7) |
| OLIVETREE | In Tripoli vet re-entered, one bearing oily fruit (5,4) |
| MIR | Space station that re-entered the atmosphere in 2001 |
| AGREED | Re-entered among the elderly, as had been settled (6) |
| PERU | At university, re-entered and backed the country (4) |
| TRELLIS | It supports climber still perhaps to be re-entered (7) |
