| EYEING | Watching the old getting home, for example, to give accommodation (6) |
| FLANGE | Protruding ridge on a pipe for example to give extra strength (6) |
| HEGIRA | Muslim exodus from house, for example, to paramilitary organisation (6) |
| HARBOUR | Give accommodation to and entertain (7) |
| OBSERVER | Somebody watching the old boy with the waiter (8) |
| MEMOIR | Alison Bechdel's "Fun Home," for example |
| OUSTED | Removed only old, getting tense (6) |
| PUBLIC | Open house, for example (6) |
| ENOUGH | Sufficient for one to go north until getting home at first (6) |
| STEADS | Farms or homes, for example |
| ROSLIN | Ruin stilettos in getting home to 12Ac in Midlothian (6,9) |
| NICEST | Keeping it in the family, getting home back is best (6) |
| DIGSIN | Getting home after lodgings, start to eat heartily |
| HOYDEN | Boisterous girl getting home by boat |
| ANNOYED | A mid-evening nap keeps the old getting upset (7) |
| ENORMITY | The old getting upset about standard sexiness - that's something outrageous |
| GREYISH | Grand king looks down on the old getting sent up, his bent being rather gloomy (7) |
| REMOTELY | Contrary lifestyle to merit some constituents getting work done from home, for example |
| HORSECHESTNUT | Leaves home, for example, and is picked up in the forest (5,8) |
| WINEGLASS | Wife at home for example besides sweetheart? Something needed to toast! (9) |
