| ERADICATE | Time to command, time to go - so, destroy (9) |
| MENACE | Fed up with card, so destroy the surface (6) |
| DEFACE | Fed up with card, so destroy the surface (6) |
| CONTERIT | He rubs away and so destroys, conficit, consumit |
| HANGUP | Stop, call husband, then destroy gun in case of authorship (4,2) |
| CONESTOGA | Ant can go, so we go off, by 18th. cent. transport. (9,5) |
| STOPSHORT | Only go so far to give up drink (4,5) |
| APOLOGISE | Say 'Sorry I go so pale at sea' (9) |
| APOLOGIES | Making excuses I go so pale (9) |
| BOOMERANG | Recklessly go on amber? Go then come back! (9) |
| BALLISTIC | Go so mad, maybe, falling under gravity |
| BELVEDERE | From Italian for "beautiful sight", a gazebo, mirador, summerhouse or turret sited on a rooftop or vantage point so as to command a fine view (9) |
| REORDERED | About to command journalist be given new sequence (9) |
| THEREFLEX | Song that goes "So whyyyyyy don't you use it?" |
| SNOWGOOSE | Bird goes so unsteadily, keeping right away (4,5) |
| GOOSESTEP | Walk goes so badly with dog upset? |
| APE | Is crazy to go so as to be a mimic (3) |
| AUTHORITY | Power to command (9) |
| DRUMMAJOR | NCO appointed to command a military band (4,5) |
| HURTLE | To go so fast will aggrieve the French (6) |
