| TROUSER | Be sure to run out to pocket the takings (7) |
| DRYUP | Doctor sure to run out of words (3,2) |
| UNREEL | Allow more line to run out to the fish |
| ABOUND | Given a start, sure to run riot (6) |
| CALFSKIN | Holds the books together to pocket the money (8) |
| TAKETHELEAD | Show the way to pocket the jumper? (4,3,4) |
| INOFF | Batting cricket side to pocket the ball (2-3) |
| ORANGES | Known collectively as a "pocket", the aromatic hesperidia modelled in chocolate by Terry's, studded with cloves to make pomanders or placed in stockings at Christmas to represent the sacks of coins se |
| ROSTRUM | Play the guitar, but first run out to the stage (7) |
| AUSTERE | Be sure to eat only that considered to be severely simple (7) |
| ROSETTE | Run out to watch gripping motor race with a prize for the winner (7) |
| HERONRY | Maybe Lenny has run out to where the waders are kept (7) |
| PROCEED | Make one's way taking most of the takings (7) |
| ROSWELL | Run out to balloon where UFO was seen (7) |
| BURRITO | Mexican dish - going back, Polish run out to grab it (7) |
| RODENTS | Beavers, say, run out to cavities (7) |
| MACBETH | It's a tragedy, that match! Be sure to adapt it for The King of Scotland (7) |
| NODOUBT | To be sure to show agreement before wrestling bout (2,5) |
| BURMESE | Be sure to turn round Monsieur's tongue (7) |
| EYEBALL | In Change Alley, be sure to stare menacingly (7) |
