| BANGUP | Barker, perhaps set up after denunciation, gets put in prison (4,2) |
| SUE | Perkins or Barker, perhaps (3) |
| TROPIC | Harbour on Guernsey, perhaps, set up for a global line (6) |
| TACK | Course of action queen, perhaps, set up with king (4) |
| RODRIGO | Stewart, perhaps, set up hastily having nothing for Spanish composer (7) |
| AFRICA | Roman province set up after the defeat of Carthage in 146 BC (6) |
| BUSTUP | It means trouble when a vehicle gets put in reverse |
| DYNAMO | Generator country set up after disheartening day (6) |
| GENERA | Classes are set up after fellow ultimately lost (6) |
| DECREE | Order always set up after month (6) |
| BRUTES | Animals set up after local brother(6) |
| DEANER | Old Bob does perhaps set about heartless Asian |
| STANCE | Can, perhaps, set out a position (6) |
| INTURN | Put in prison, we hear, one after the other (2,4) |
| INTERN | Put in prison one after the other, so we hear (6) |
| ICEAGE | One European put in prison in time of great cold (3,3) |
| IMMURE | Put in prison, in law |
| SHUTUP | Stopped talking when put in prison? (4,2) |
| TODATE | Put in prison and ready for going out: very modern (4,2,2,4) |
| LOCKED | Put in prison (6,4) |
