| ATEST | Provide evidence, you hear, for an experiment. (1,4) |
| BUTT | Only said 'Evidence you haven't given up smoking' (4) |
| ABAYA | A purchaser we hear for an Arab garment (5) |
| PROVE | Provide evidence for (5) |
| ALIBI | After breaking bail, writer provides evidence refuting 8 (5) |
| NAVEL | Part of church school's term provides evidence that a maternal bond has been broken |
| APPARATUS | Equipment for an experiment (9) |
| LAB | Forum for an experiment |
| GUINEAPIG | SUBJECT FOR AN EXPERIMENT (6,3) |
| BOYLE | Irish-born scientist whose description of an experiment on a bird in an air pump is portrayed in a painting by Joseph Wright of Derby (5) |
| TRIAL | Of the nature of or undergoing an experiment. |
| RERAN | Performed again, as an experiment |
| LUCK | See what you hear, for good or ill, if you believe in it. (4) |
| TIPU | Give you a clue, you hear, for who'll be in Munster's clash of the ash! (4) |
| HITS | It's the principle, you hear for any school of thought. (4) |
| LAIR | Get set, you hear, for a hole in the earth! (4) |
| CURTAINRAISER | Short 'n' sharp implement, we hear, for an opener |
| GEEZER | A warm spring we hear for an old man |
| GERE | Clothes, we hear, for an American actor (4) |
| SEADOG | Spot pooch, we hear, for an old sailor (3,3) |
