| LAMELLA | Plate that's thin and unsatisfactory: every one must go back |
| OGLE | To eye one so amorously one must go back to the French (4) |
| OFFHAND | Impolite and unsatisfactory labourer (7) |
| MODEST | Humble and shy? Yes, Tom must go back and include Des (6) |
| REEVE | Old official set free - fifty and one must go! |
| CREATIVE | One must go via Crete if one wants to look inventive (8) |
| BENJONSON | Dramatist that could have nine jobs on -- one must go (3,6) |
| INTERFACE | Boundary fence rat ruined one must go over (9) |
| BRIDEWELL | Liberty, perhaps, to keep free - we must go back to prison (9) |
| TIVOLI | Town near Rome - I adore that place when English must go back |
| APPARENT | It's clear dad must go back by himself (8) |
| EMIT | Time must go back to come forth. (4) |
| SET | Bates must go back shortly to where Psycho was filmed perhaps (3) |
| RENIG | Singer missing introduction must go back |
| INFORAPENNY | One must go further whatever the admission charge (2,3,1,5,2,3,1,5) |
| INFORAPOUND | One must go further whatever the admission charge (2,3,1,5,2,3,1,5) |
| ATLARGE | Ultimately the morning after, a group of tennis players must go back on the run |
| PIEDISH | Plate that's somewhat black-and-white? (3,4) |
| EBONY | Wood that's thin at one point (5) |
| ASHET | Plate that's large when heated |
