| NODS | Passes an item through without discussion, or a vote (4) |
| MOTION | Proposal for discussion or a vote (6) |
| ONTHENOD | A phrase meaning 'by general assent without discussion or taking of a vote' (2,3,3) |
| TELLER | Word for an anecdotist or narrator; an ATM or hole in the wall; a bank clerk or cashier; or, a vote counter (6) |
| ASAGIVEN | Without discussion or questioning |
| AGENDA | From the plural of the Latin gerundive "to do", items of business for discussion; or, a to-do list generally (6) |
| CLEARS | Passes an inspection or receives authorization (6) |
| TOPSECRET | Passes an hour in church over strictly confidential matter (3,6) |
| MOOT | A discussion or debate of a hypothetical case or point (4) |
| VISA | Pass through without first stopping (4) |
| ACES | Expert fliers - what they are put through, without pressure? |
| NUBS | Naves of wheels; goal pins in quoits; focal points of discussions; or, computer networking devices (4) |
| CONTENT | The subject matter of an article, discussion or literary work; or, usually in plural, a list of chapters given at the front of a book (7) |
| RAILROAD | To force or push through without due consideration or consent (8) |
| STREAKPAST | Starkest Pa arranged dash through without a stitch on (6,4) |
| KICKOFF | Open a discussion or start a game of football? (4,3) |
| TAKEASREAD | Accept (something) without discussion (4,2,4) |
| CLEVER | Able to go through without a hint of resistance (6) |
| HAVINGITOUT | Bringing a matter to resolution through discussion or argument (6,2,3) |
| ALTERCATION | An angry or heated discussion or quarrel (11) |
