| TARANTELLA | Treat Allan, perhaps, to a dance (10) |
| ROLLERBALL | Posh car commonly taken to a dance or a movie |
| POSTAL | Like the order to stop, perhaps, to a learner |
| CROONER | What Bing Crosby was, perhaps, to a crazy coroner |
| CARNIVAL | Carl admits Ivan, perhaps, to a special occasion (8) |
| WANED | Weakened anew, perhaps, to a bad end |
| ARSENIC | Reactions, perhaps, to a poisonous substance (7) |
| TRANSIT | Movement of trains, perhaps, to a junction (7) |
| COURSE | Entree, perhaps, to a series of lessons (6) |
| ADONIS | Said no perhaps to a handsome youth (6) |
| BLUR | Night before, perhaps, to a drunk |
| ONEMANSMEAT | Another fellow's poison perhaps to a vegetarian |
| SAFETYFIRST | Principle of preservation? Yes fat, perhaps, to a good degree (6,5) |
| CHEESIER | Encourage eating peas regularly? I like paneer, perhaps to a greater extent (8) |
| INABIGWAY | Travelling on M1, perhaps, to a significant extent? (2,1,3,3) |
| SCREWBALL | Pay to go to a dance? He's mad! (9) |
| RUMBA | A little comfort, heading off to a dance |
| ADAGIO | Soldier taking a lady love out to a dance (6) |
| HOPED | Looked forward to a dance with a little Teddy (5) |
| BOLERO | In a recess, some soldiers return to a dance (6) |
