| LAMINAR | Plated armadillo maybe turns around, then runs (7) |
| REED | Instrument does maybe turn around |
| BIGCAT | Tiger, maybe, turns Joe cold in club (3,3) |
| STEELES | Braces, then runs, after switching sides. (7) |
| SPLINTS | Braces, then runs, after switching sides. (7) |
| MAFIOSO | Gang-member of Maori extraction embraces son, then runs away (7) |
| STEWARD | Waiter brings meat course, then runs through bill |
| ADHERER | One sticks publicity in this place, then runs! |
| FLASHED | Quickly lit up then ran away carrying evidence of smoking (7) |
| BAFFLED | Confused great turned up then ran away (7) |
| ANTWERP | Wept then ran out of Belgian port (7) |
| TREATED | Stood around, so to speak (7) |
| CALYPSO | A number play around so producing a tropical song (7) |
| PRECISE | Creep is around, so one must be accurate (7) |
| SECEDES | Half decide to return. See snobby leader coming around, so formally withdraws (7) |
| RETREAT | Pay for them again and then run off (7) |
| INDYCAR | Icy and slippery? Then run a kind of race (7) |
| GIVEOUT | Distribute, then run short |
| STRIKER | Walk out, perhaps, then run forward |
| PANTHER | Face then run after the big cat |