| CONTAINERS | Vessels, for instance, at sea with no female (10) |
| RESOURCING | Supplying cash for rescuing broadcast with no female lead (10) |
| ACTIONS | Behaviour of minority groups with no female |
| UNATTENDED | Inclined to follow tuna at sea, with no-one in support (10) |
| ANOMALIES | Sea mail at sea with no exceptions (9) |
| SABOTEUR | One who wrecks boats at sea with no love for currency (8) |
| REVENGE | Retaliation, for instance: at no time is it to be given up (7) |
| INSIDE | Ultimately Munster, for instance, at home is protected from the elements (6) |
| INITIAL | I, for instance, at first ... (7) |
| EGAD | An old exclamation for instance at advertisement (4) |
| ALLEGE | Claim the lot, for instance, at closing time (6) |
| STEPOFF | Leave a bus, for instance, at a stage away from home (4,3) |
| ATOLL | Bikini, for instance, at a high price (5) |
| ANTONYMOUS | As near and far are to many at sea with us? No! |
| EVILMINDED | I'd lived with men at sea with malicious intent (4-6) |
| ABOMINATED | Hated maiden at sea with boat (10) |
| ULTRASHORT | Arthur lost at sea with frequent waves (10) |
| SPOILSPORT | Killjoy left at sea with booty (10) |
| COASTGUARD | A UK emergency service contactable on land via 999 or at sea with pan-pan or a red flare (10) |
| LIGHTHOUSE | A tower at sea with a beacon used to warn or guide ships (10) |
