| BYEBYES | Extra bass certainly leads to sleep (3-4) |
| LANDOFNOD | Fold and no disturbance leads to sleep (4,2,3) |
| LEGBYE | Extra bass in astonishing elegy (3,3) |
| BEAUXARTS | Quartet arranged extra bass, mostly when going round capital of Uruguay (5,4) |
| DROPOFF | Go to sleep, being unable to hang on (4,3) |
| DOZEOFF | Bread mix's bad, say, to go to sleep? (4,3) |
| SHUTEYE | They use rocking to get to sleep (4-3) |
| BEDDOWN | Would-be teacher and academic acquiring weight gets to go to sleep (3,4) |
| AIRBEDS | Broadcast on furniture to sleep on with inflatable mattresses (3,4) |
| CAMPBED | Somewhere to sleep on holiday around sea, taking lead (4-3) |
| NODSOFF | Drops off to sleep (4,3) |
| TWINBED | One of a pair to sleep on (4,3) |
| SOFABED | Like this, story hasn't left daughter somewhere to sleep (4,3) |
| CAMPOUT | Pout after Mac returns to sleep under canvas (4,3) |
| STARMAP | Guide for the night has no shelter to sleep, clutching short black coat (4,3) |
| BESTBED | In which VIP may be put to sleep with top British journalist (4,3) |
| LULLABY | Song to send young children to sleep (7) |
| SICKBED | You have to be off to sleep here (7) |
| BEDLAMP | Light to help one read before going to sleep (7) |
| DORMICE | Rodents want somewhere to sleep and something to eat |
