| EXTRATIME | In which pairs of drawers get longer |
| DUELIST | One of a pair of drawers facing each other? |
| PANNIERS | Pair of drawers in this row? (8) |
| AMAZING | Reality TV show in which pairs of contestants try to beat each other to destinations around the worl |
| SNAP | Simple game in which pairs of cards are claimed by the quickest player (4) |
| INTRIGUE | Clandestine affair for which pair of eyes sounded urgent, possibly (8) |
| ARSENIC | Element which pairs with Old Lace in a classic movie title |
| MONGREL | Many get longer to get upset and cross (7) |
| TODOLISTS | Things that get longer and longer for procrastinators |
| LENGTHEN | Glenn, the new order may get longer (8) |
| AUGMENT | Short month destined, we hear, to get longer |
| STRETCH | Jail sentence to get longer (7) |
| STRETCHER | Does the casualty get longer on it? (9) |
| BITS | "Celebs generally get longer ones |
| TWO | Plus-one fun: In a crazy coed baby shower game, ___ men place a 12D balloon between their bellies and race to see which pair will reach the finish line first without making a splash |
| STRETCHOFROAD | Does it get longer every time you travel on it? (7,2,4) |
| COMMODE | A type of furniture resembling the English chest of drawers that was in use in France in the late 17th century |
| DECOUPAGE | French word for a form of decorative art in which paper cut-outs are glued to wooden boxes, picture frames, chests of drawers, dressing screens etc (9) |
| TALLBOY | A high chest of drawers, usually in two sections, one on top of the other |
| BUREAU | Collection of drawers with drawers? |
