| OUTWITHIT | Say what you think to be smarter than leading clobber (3,4,2) |
| OUTWIT | Whiteouts she got out of to be smarter than the rest (6) |
| BRIGHTER | Officer training the regiment's leader to be smarter (8) |
| AMERICAIN | Beat Maluckyday, So You Think to win 2010 Melbourne Cup (9) |
| SPITITOUT | Say what you are trying to say! (4,2,3) |
| OPINE | O grieve together to say what you think. (5) |
| MORALISE | Say what you think is right — at heart famous serial needs to change |
| MOIRAROSE | "Schitt's Creek" character who says, "What you did was impulsive, capricious, and melodramatic, but it was also wrong" |
| ATROPINE | Belladonna produced work of art? Say what you think (8) |
| SPEAKYOURMIND | Say what you think (5,4,4) |
| DROPIN | Visit doctor and say what you think, briefly (4,2) |
| HORNE | "Always be smarter than the people who hire you." Her role in the film Stormy Weather (1943) included her rendition of the title song, which became her trademark. |
| OUTFOX | Be smarter than fellow with dated, neat clothing |
| REDEEM | About, you think, to restore yourself to favour (6) |
| DOUGHTY | Some lad ought, you'd think, to be strong and brave |
| MADHOUSE | Had dug a hole, you think, to get out from the asylum |
| MULLET | A fish, you think, to eat only the head and tail of (6) |
| SUSPECT | Think to be guilty of a crime (7) |
| BELIEVE | Think to be fiction. Very exciting start (7) |
| CONSIDER | Think to be |
