| BEARRIGHT | Veer in one direction (4,5) |
| EASTENDER | In one direction, offer to take part in a TV soap (9) |
| JUSTRIGHT | Perfect, if only in one direction? |
| NORTHERLY | Lorry then turned in one direction (9) |
| RATCHETED | Moved by degrees in one direction only |
| EASTBOUND | Ordered seat, sure to be going in one direction |
| SWERVED | Somehow veer in south-west direction initially - and thereby changed direction (7) |
| GOAWAY | Leave target incomplete and veer in a different direction |
| CLOCKWISE | Able to tell the time, at least in one direction (9) |
| OBSERVE | Old boys veer in order to look (7) |
| YAW | Veer in a craft (3) |
| ZAGS | Veers in the other direction |
| WEDGE | An object that tapers to a thin edge. Pushing this tool in one direction creates a force in a sideways direction. It is usually made of metal or wood and is used for splitting, lifting, or tightening, |
| EASSEL | Stand guarding singer originally in One Direction, in Dollar? |
| RAY | Line that extends infinitely in one direction, in geometry |
| FORWARDS | In favour of rooms in one direction (8) |
| RATCHET | Device in which a toothed wheel is engaged by a pawl to permit motion in one direction only. (7) |
| WESTERNS | Time out in One Direction, with seabirds featuring in popular movies (8) |
| SUMAC | A poisonous plant in one direction, a French author in the other |
| NOMAD | A wanderer in one direction, a superstar actor in the other |
