| KNIFEEDGE | Anchor containing two metals - that makes for a dangerous situation |
| INPUT | Two metals that last, say (5) |
| TIN | Metal that makes up one of Dorothy's companions |
| PIE | Pudding that makes for a bit of a centrepiece (3) |
| ATHICKEAR | Punishing blow that makes for a good harvest? |
| UNREST | Disquiet that makes for a lack of sleep? (6) |
| SNOW | Precipitation that makes for a white Christmas |
| HERO | Also known as a "hoagie" or a 1D, a ___ is a long sandwich on an Italian roll (or a brave person who rescues someone else from a dangerous situation) |
| MANEATER | 'To some extent, inhumane' - a term for a dangerous woman? |
| EPICUREAN | Movement for peace I run that makes for good living |
| PRACTICE | A solicitor's livelihood, perhaps, that makes for perfection? (8) |
| ETI | USA centre - - - Haungatau copped a five-week ban for a dangerous tackle on Wales' Robyn Wilkins (3) |
| RAPIDS | Knock former Tory leader for a dangerous stretch (6) |
| ORCA | Jaws boat named for a dangerous sea animal |
| NONET | Piece of music for a dangerous high-wire stunt? (5) |
| BOMBDISPOSAL | Bosom pals bid for a dangerous job |
| DUPLE | In music, a rhythmic pattern based on a bar containing two main beats, as in a galop or polka (5,4) |
| TIME | In music, a rhythmic pattern based on a bar containing two main beats, as in a galop or polka (5,4) |
| ICEBREAKER | Strong ship that makes for easy conversation (10) |
| NEURON | Currency in the news that makes for nervous transmission |
