| SHORTNOTICE | "Halt," for instance, and it doesn't give you much time (5,6) |
| TRAILER | It doesn't give you the full picture |
| FILMCLIP | It doesn't give you the whole picture |
| SMALLPRINT | Legal phraseology that doesn't give you the big picture |
| NANNYSTATES | "They don't give you much choice", grandma says (5,6) |
| BOKMAKIERIE | (A) Ox, for instance, and mother stick with bird (11) |
| LOFT | A driver won't give you much of it |
| BLINKERS | In front of the car they don't give you much option to see where you're going (8) |
| STILETTOHEELS | They don't give you much to stand on |
| POWER | Strength can possibly give you much prowess (5) |
| OPERATIVE | Carmen, for instance, and Evita for the most part reviewed in Private Eye (9) |
| AQUEDUCT | Supplied the water before Irish Water, for instance, and delivering a transparent product, it was he |
| NYASALAND | City, for instance, and a country - an old country |
| FEATHERBED | Subsidise something achieved by Basil, for instance, and Edward |
| CAPETOWN | Cork, English part of Dublin, for instance, and port city in Africa (4,4) |
| LAPS | Revolutions upsetting Bath, for instance, and Limerick (4) |
| DECREASE | Reduce speed, for instance, and speed camera will fail to get Pam (8) |
| ALLEGE | Claim the lot, for instance, and get a quarter (6) |
| CIVILISE | Socialise with a fair amount of Chicago, for instance, and Elvis touring around island (8) |
| CALLITADAY | Name the thing Friday, for instance, and stop (4,2,1,3) |
