| DITHERED | Did come round at that point, having been indecisive |
| SEWN | The four points having been joined together (4) |
| DISHED | When the lady did come round, meted out (6) |
| DISCARDED | Did come round, terribly scared, and got rid of (9) |
| DEXYS | Part of the band that did "Come On, Eileen" |
| SOMEDAY | May does come round at an unspecified time in the future |
| EASTER | See rat come round at egg-giving time |
| RECUR | In theatre curtains come round at intervals (5) |
| BLOTTO | Nearly at lowest point, having swallowed litre? (6) |
| LATE | The former did come out when enlarged (4) |
| ISOTHERM | A line on a map that connects points having the same temperature at a given time (8) |
| NONSENSE | No point having feeling without meaning (8) |
| REPLETE | Agent conceded point, having had a good meal? (7) |
| UPSPEAK | Begin talk: "Tournament's high point, having college eliminated" (7) |
| NONCONFORMITY | No point having affinity with anti-social behaviour |
| PARSNIP | Vegetable cut, no point having to cut again |
| PRICKLE | What's the point, having run into a difficult situation? |
| APOLOGIST | Defender's point, having a jersey on (9) |
| OVERSLEPT | Resolve disputed point, having missed alarm (9) |
| TREACHERY | Make a point, having to hear about falseness (9) |
