| DASHOFF | Touch of force, then leave hurriedly (4,3) |
| BEATARETREAT | Attend a corps feast, then leave hurriedly |
| TEMPEST | Wind force then a problem - in this? (7) |
| FREIGHTTRAIN | Unstoppable force, so to speak |
| PRESSDOWN | Exert lowering force so reporters are dejected? (5,4) |
| BUZZOFF | Euphoric experience cancelled, leave hurriedly |
| RUSHOFF | Leave hurriedly (4,3) |
| MAKEOFF | Model on holiday has to leave hurriedly (4,3) |
| VAMOOSE | Leave hurriedly (Slang) (7) |
| ABSCOND | Leave hurriedly to escape a legal process |
| RETREAT | Aerate batter for cooking and leave hurriedly (4,1,7) |
| RUSHOUT | Leave hurriedly |
| RUNSOUT | Is exhausted and leaves hurriedly (4,3) |
| EMBARGO | Ban me on return to drinking place, then leave (7) |
| UNDERGO | Come in for foreign articles then leave (7) |
| VERTIGO | Film greenery that may cover deer (little one), then leave (7) |
| INFIDEL | I object so leave minefield of non-believer (7) |
| DETRAIN | Delay around middle of journey, so leave Orient Express, perhaps (7) |
| LUMBAGO | Hell, you finally get degree and then leave - what a pain! (7) |
| STANDTO | Obvious, so leave your seat for the logic ... (5,2,6) |
