| DAYLONG | Dylan to go to work all the time it's light (3,4) |
| TWOSTROKE | Engine set to work all over the place (3-6) |
| EVER | All the time it's seen in beverages |
| CASUAL | Employee who doesn't work all the time (6) |
| LEANIN | self-help advice about which michelle obama said, "that **** doesn't work all the time" |
| COPSHOP | About to go to work, quiet work in office investigating crime |
| NEEDLES | They need pliers if they're to go to work (7) |
| MILKMAN | Kelvin and Mike in Italian city - one needs a float to go to work? (7) |
| SUSPEND | Keeping us in while away, don't allow to go to work (7) |
| OILWELL | Boring place to go to work? |
| AVERAGE | Say at the time it's mean (7) |
| HARVEST | - moon; occurring around the autumn equinox, a full moon whose name derives from the time of year when farmers traditionally needed its light the most (7) |
| RETIRES | Doesn't go to work any more - but does go upstairs? (7) |
| OPENERS | At the start of play, they go to work with a sneer, perhaps (7) |
| GRAPPLE | Go to work on grains and fruit |
| SHALLOP | Will go to work by boat (7) |
| ATTEMPT | Go to work for various employers, protected by attorney (7) |
| LANTERN | It's light to carry for green comic-book superhero (7) |
| THETAIL | Where leader seemingly subservient, lightweight agent said 'go to work' (3,4,2,7,3,3) |
| SYNONYM | Go to work, perhaps? (7) |
