| FROUFROU | Swish sort of four-by-two? (8) |
| PIECEOFEIGHT | Portion of four by two once passed for cash in Spain (5,2,5) |
| TETRAGRAM | ?Tram" ___ great sort of four-letter word (9) |
| CHIEFSUPER | First, second and third of four by rank, colloquially (5,5) |
| EYESRIGHT | Order to turn head in drill, with sure resistance in four-by-two? |
| SIXTEEN | Four by four observed circling Roman square by junction |
| EIGHTY | Four score two fours by end of day (6) |
| CLAY | Sort of 4 for shooting of the no-blood sport (4) |
| INTO | Keen on Toni (sort of) (4) |
| SURE | Find it agreeable, sort of (4) |
| RATECAP | Better to follow speed limit, sort of (4-3) |
| OLGA | She's in goal (sort of) (4) |
| SEIZE | Commandeer four-by-four across the Channel |
| SUV | What Brits call a 'four-by-four' |
| CHELSEATRACTOR | A four-by-four dodgy character stole (7,7) |
| OPENREEL | Lion picked up around enclosure on recording system, sort of (4-4) |
| TOBY | The Secret Agent actor Mr Jones in jug, sort of (4) |
| ELECTIVE | It's optional to choose four by end of game (8) |
| CHAMP | Austin four-by-four design for military and later civilian use, built from 1951 to 1956 with a Rolls-royce engine (5) |
| FORMATIVE | Susceptible to condition? Take a tablet first and four by start of evening (9) |
