| FIRINGLINE | Dismissing sentence where one is open to criticism |
| SEMICOLON | Point in the sentence where monocle is useless (9) |
| FAIRGAME | Aunt Sally, for instance, is a person open to criticism |
| GOINGSON | Leaving boy may be conduct open to criticism (6-2) |
| INTHE | Hit with fine out on call - policy open to criticism (2,3,6,4) |
| NOOFFENSEBUT | Open to criticism? |
| ONTHEFLOOR | Where to roll laughing with cheap wine, perhaps, where debate is open to all members (2,3,5,2,3,5) |
| OFTHEHOUSE | Where to roll laughing with cheap wine, perhaps, where debate is open to all members (2,3,5,2,3,5) |
| DOUBTFULNESS | This is open to debate on four points, one of them repeated leading to suspicion (12) |
| KELVEDON | ___ Hatch, village in Essex that is home to a cold war bunker that is open to the public |
| PUBLICLIBRARIES | Where classified information is open to alll (6,9) |
| SUGGESTION | But for a proposal to follow is open to guessing (10) |
| PUBLICLAND | Land that is open to public |
| GOVERNMENTLAND | Land that is open to public |
| NATIONALFOREST | Land that is open to public |
| NATIONALPARK | Land that is open to public |
| NATIONALWILDLIFEREFUGE | Land that is open to public |
| NATURECONSERVANCYLAND | Land that is open to public |
| UNAPPROPRIATEDLAND | Land that is open to public |
| UNCLEAR | Nuclear option is open to question (7) |
