| TIGHTEN | Squeeze for said giant (7) |
| SENEGAL | Squeeze for instance through narrow roads around country (7) |
| COURSER | A swift charger, steed or warhorse; a runner; a beagler or other hare hunter; a hound, trained for said chase; or, a plover-like bird, adapted for sprinting, rather than flying (7) |
| CHEQUES | Means of payment for said American bills (7) |
| CANVASS | Solicit votes for said painting (7) |
| MONIKER | Nickname for said girl (7) |
| DISDAIN | Contempt for said din, perhaps (7) |
| PORSCHE | High-performance car for said Shakespearean heroine (7) |
| LOOKOUT | Crow's nest, observation post or tower from which to keep watch; or, a person stationed for said task (7) |
| SALVAGE | The raising or rescue of a shipwreck or its cargo; or, the reward paid for said recovery (7) |
| RBI | Result of a squeeze, for short |
| EXTORT | Squeeze for dough |
| CAMEL | Tight squeeze for a needle's eye |
| DOUBLEBED | Tight squeeze for a couple? |
| CHIMNEYS | Tight squeezes for Santa |
| TURNING | "The lady's not for ----," said Margaret Thatcher (7) |
| FOURWHEELER | Quad bike? Vehicle for said cyclist (4-7) |
| HER | Oscar-winning singer of "Fight for You" (or, a pronoun for said singer) |
| URCHIN | From the Latin for "hedgehog", an old name for said spiny beast (6) |
| SWIM | A spell of breaststroke, butterfly, crawl, doggy-paddle etc; a crossing-place for said natation; a deep pool in a river which is a good spot for fishing; or, a state of dizziness (4) |
