| CARBOOTSALE | Hammer close to a bar for field event? (3,4,4) |
| SHOTPUT | Opts to go into hut (how strange!) for field event (7) |
| POLEVAULT | Value plot prepared for field event (4,5) |
| GLEBE | From Latin for "clod", a plot of land attached to a parish church that served as part of a clergyman's benefice; or, a poetic word for fields or the soil (5) |
| SETS | A bar for "Cheers" and a coffee shop for "Friends" |
| ONSET | Drinkers back in a bar for a start! (5) |
| EASER | A bar for slackening threads in a loom; one that eases (5) |
| HABANERA | Goddess keeps a bar for a dance (8) |
| DOWNBEAT | In a bar, for a start, depressed or gloomy (8) |
| WARD | A bolt or a bar for custody, perhaps (4) |
| ABERRANT | Rent a bar for a change, deviating from type |
| ASTRONAUT | A number rise in a bar for long distance traveller (9) |
| CROTCHET | Three go into a bar for a waltz (8) |
| BREVE | In music, a time signature denoted by a capital 'C' bisected by a vertical line, indicating two minims to a bar (5) |
| ALLA | In music, a time signature denoted by a capital 'C' bisected by a vertical line, indicating two minims to a bar (4) |
| CHARABANC | Clean a bar for 100 from early bus (9) |
| UNLATCH | Put up a bar for the opening (7) |
| IDED | Carded at a bar, for short |
| ALE | Blonde at a bar, for example |
| BEGAN | Opened a bar, for instance, in it (5) |
