| COMPLIED | I'd compel in a way to get obeyed |
| INTERNED | Tender, in a way, to be confined in a camp (8) |
| AGITATE | Disturb it in a way to get in (7) |
| SELL | ___ a hand (bet in a way to convince opponents to call or raise)* |
| ASTUTE | Clever, in a way, to get vehicle from Australia |
| SHEATHE | He heats in a way to enclose a sword |
| MARINADES | Dreams in a way to make liquids used in cooking |
| INCLUDE | Clued in a way to take one in (7) |
| BEGIN | Plead in a way to set in motion |
| IMPROVISE | To ad lib is in a way to make it better (9) |
| NEOPHYTE | They open, in a way, to reveal a convert (8) |
| MACRO | Press close, in a way, to get round something mega (5) |
| SMELT | Melts in a way to fuse metals in refinery |
| YAWED | Rotated, in a way, to a pilot |
| RESPONSE | Press one, in a way, to make a reply (8) |
| COTENANT | Content, in a way, to be a joint renter (2,6) |
| MEACULPA | Came awkwardly to Paul in a way to acknowledge one's guilt (3,5) |
| CINEMA | It's nice in a way to take mother to the picture-house (6) |
| CUTUPROUGH | Chug up to Ur in a way to take it amiss (3,2,5) |
| PARROT | Young salmon is to be served in a way to please the talker (6) |
