| STOWAGE | Direction to carry on packing |
| CEASELESS | Going on and on packing jellied eels into cases, wrapped (9) |
| DESECRATE | Dishonour seed order put on packing-case (9) |
| CARDBOARDCARTOONS | Funnies printed on packing materials? |
| GLADSTONE | Happy and set on packing the bag (9) |
| PUBS | "People definitely did that in ____ when I was growing up" (Alan Davies on QI, on Romans vomiting to carry on eating) |
| MESSABOUT | Informal term meaning dilly-dally, footle, potter or tinker, like Ratty in boats, say; to meddle or interfere; to caper, gambol, skylark or play the fool; or, to carry on, philander, romp or generally |
| RESUME | Engineers come to place, ultimately to carry on |
| PASSIONATE | Eager to proceed, I had to carry on (10) |
| PRETEND | Pressure on nurse to carry on sham |
| NONFATAL | From birth, to carry on strong is unlikely to kill you |
| PTO | Request to reader to carry on reading or opt out (1,1,1) |
| MAINTAIN | Have to carry on to preserve things, in practise (8) |
| QUORUM | Question to duck before strange people necessary to carry on business (6) |
| TRANSACT | Political essay hiding answer to carry on business (8) |
| COMPLY | Business gets millions to carry on and agree (6) |
| NERVE | Courage to carry on (5) |
| HOLDFORTH | Discourse that's to carry on (4,5) |
| TOWAGE | To carry on being pulled (6) |
| PROGRESS | Papers inspired old King George to carry on (8) |