| PARENT | Normal net out for a source of life |
| UTERUS | Some fissure turned up as a source of life |
| STEMTOSTERN | Stop to sort net out for the whole ship (4,2,5) |
| ORNAMENTAL | Fancy using a normal net (10) |
| REDRAG | Archaic derogatory slang for a person's tongue, especially when wagging or flapping to excess; or, a term, alluding to a matador's bull-goading scarlet muleta, for a source of provocation or infuriati |
| TROUTSTREAM | A term tutors use for a source of fish (5,6) |
| WATERMILL | Desire to adopt a name for a source of power |
| HYDRANT | Worse than dry for a source of water! (7) |
| DEBUSSY | Abandon public transport, say, with no place for a source of music? |
| SOLARCELL | Old tree cut down in market for a source of power |
| TORCH | Chapter in scripture for a source of illumination |
| REIMS | In Singapore, I'm searching for a source of fizz (5) |
| SCOTS | The people to pine, perhaps, for a source of timber? |
| AWAIT | Look for a source of humour about Australia (5) |
| WELL | Fit for a source of water (4) |
| EVE | Woman whose name is Hebrew for "source of life" |
| OVUM | Discovered nova, universal medium for source of life (4) |
| NEMESIS | Flipping source of life is plague (7) |
| EASEMENT | Relief to chew over source of life (8) |
| CEDE | Give up source of life, did you say? (4) |
