| OUTING | Trip publicised in front of guide (6) |
| SAYING | Dictum, for example, in front of guide (6) |
| PASSING | Free ticket in front of guide is incidental (7) |
| PATROL | From "paw about" and "paddle in mud", a word for a beat, guard, night-watch, vigil or other going of the rounds; a detachment of soldiers sent on reconnaissance; or, a subdivision of a troop of Guides |
| SMILEY | Agent offering Hobson's choice of guide on vacation, with a 9 (6,6) |
| GEORGE | Agent offering Hobson's choice of guide on vacation, with a 9 (6,6) |
| DEFINE | Mark out last two sections of guide book (6) |
| INHERE | Be essential part of guide's instruction at door? (6) |
| SHERPA | Kind of guide |
| NIGGLE | First of guides in Scottish town held up for minor criticism (6) |
| REGGAE | WI musical contribution ___ enthusiastic turn featuring leader of Guides (6) |
| TIGERS | Rows about leader of Guides or Cubs? (6) |
| ROUTE | Course publicised in middle of area (5) |
| ROLLOUT | Part, we're told, publicised in unveiling of a product, say (7) |
| OUTSET | Publicised section of tennis match in beginning (6) |
| DILUTE | Weaken line publicised with circle gone in end (6) |
| FAMOUS | Well-publicised article - doctor getting into a lot of trouble (6) |
| RAGOUT | Students' event publicised type of stew (6) |
| BMOVIE | A low-budget film of inferior quality, originally the less publicised part of a double feature (1-5) |
| OUTPUT | Publicised place showing quantity made? (6) |
