| JASON | European indeed very nice at first, in one sense a 23 24 |
| IRIDIUM | Element of risk, at first, in one phrase on the radio |
| DEVELOPED | Very upright European indeed no longer negative? |
| NASTY | Note a filthy place is not very nice at all (5) |
| ESCAPE | This is two points, in one sense, followed by a third in a different sense? Getaway! (6) |
| CUE | In one sense, it's used in breaking, and in another, in entering |
| SIXPACKS | Consuming them (in one sense) won't help you get them (in another sense) |
| ENLIVEN | 3Give spirit to blokes missing the start and be nice at first (7) |
| TONGA | Nice at first to wear ancient clothing somewhere friendly (5) |
| BENIGNLY | Be nice at first before lying badly without harmful effect (8) |
| SMIDGEN | Small fly, nice at first, then bit (7) |
| OFS | They're in left, right, and center, in one sense (abbr.) |
| TASTE | Leading characters in Titus Andronicus spoil the ending in one sense (5) |
| NATAL | Adjective that refers to birth in one sense and the buttocks in another (5) |
| JARGON | Looking back, no love in Ireland for James the First in one's own language (6) |
| AURAL | A Russian river in one sense (5) |
| ZEBRA | Animal which, in one sense, may be related to the pelican |
| CITE | To adduce as proof in one sense, by the sound of it (4) |
| OLFACTORY | Old plant died out, in one sense (9) |
| BOWLINGPIN | 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, or 10, e.g., in one sense |
