| DISCHARGED | Diana's accused but let off |
| LIBERATED | A number I scolded but let off (9) |
| TURBULENT | Like choppy water - *but let run off (9) |
| CASTLE | Keep actors but let the first leave |
| IDIGRESS | "But let me get back to my point" |
| TACTILE | Touchy, but let constituents absorb start of play |
| STET | In haste translated it, but let it stand (4) |
| EMAT | Caveat emptor – but let him buy anyway |
| BITETHEBULLET | Behave stoically, but let the bile out |
| TACIT | Act it out but let it remain unspoken |
| UNLEASHED | Use handle, but let go, in a way (9) |
| OTOH | "But let's consider," initially |
| AGREETODISAGREE | "You're wrong, but let's stop arguing" |
| TAKEABACKSEAT | Sit where an annoying passenger sits, but let someone else be in control (4,1,4,4) |
| AMOS | Prophet who said "But let judgment run down as waters, and righteousness as a mighty stream" |
| LAWS | Things that are "like Cobwebs which may catch small Flies, but let Wasps and Hornets break through," per Jonathan Swift |
| WEARABLETHINGTOTASTE | "I know they've had them on all day, but let the kids eat their candy. After all, a Ring Pop is a ..." |
| EPITAPH | You hate Pip but let him have the last words (7) |
| BABYSIT | Look after young children but let bib stay out of place (4-3) |
| BUTTERFLYKISS | Show of affection: awfully frisky, but ... let's! (9,4) |
