| USED | Was accustomed to function back of beyond (4) |
| CHORUSED | Sang at church, or was accustomed to (8) |
| ABUSED | The sailor was accustomed to being maltreated (6) |
| KIND | Sort of family found in the back of beyond (4) |
| TIME | Plan period of solitude in tent around back of beyond, strangely opted in going round Sunday repast at one (6,2,5,4,5) |
| ARID | Like the desert air, perhaps, at the back of beyond (4) |
| NEED | Born at the back of beyond, in poverty (4) |
| ABED | Lincoln is at the back of beyond, in a restful place (4) |
| BAND | Bar limits in back of beyond (4) |
| COLD | Icy mountain pass at the back of beyond (4) |
| DRUM | The back of beyond -slid Aberdeenshire castle (4) |
| FIND | Finish searching for a fathead in the back of beyond (4) |
| AREA | Back of beyond's uncommunicative dimensions (6,4) |
| GLYN | 1906: British romance novelist Elinor of Beyond the Rocks |
| TERI | Actress Polo of "Beyond Borders" |
| EDEN | Actress Brolin of "Beyond" and "Yellowstone" |
| DRUSE | At the back of beyond, right to take advantage of Syrian sect? |
| WANSDYKE | This leading entertainer has a swanky place in the back of beyond, built to give views of medieval earthworks in Wiltshire (8) |
| MOUND | Top of the morning to you on the back of beyond the embankment |
| ALONE | Plan period of solitude in tent around back of beyond, strangely opted in going round Sunday repast at one (6,2,5,4,5) |
