| EATEN | Threatened, in fact, to have had some food (5) |
| MADEADIFFERENCE | Created disagreement, but was still able to have had some effect (4,1,10) |
| OUGHT | Should have had some forethoughts (5) |
| NERVE | Had the courage, in fact, to board a liner, very often (5) |
| WASTE | Refuse, in fact, to work out how a stereo plays (5) |
| ORATE | Make a speech; otherwise, had some food (5) |
| ALTHO | In spite of the fact, to bards |
| ANNUL | Declare a marriage to have had no legal existence (5) |
| SMELT | Fish said to have had odor (5) |
| DINED | To have had a meal was end I'd provided for (5) |
| EIDER | One claiming to have had a duck (5) |
| ROWED | Pulled boat, otherwise said to have had an argument (5) |
| ATEAM | Elite group had some food before noon (1-4) |
| LEARN | Commit (facts) to memory (5) |
| TEETH | George Washington is often said to have had wooden ones |
| SATUP | Begged, doggedly, to have had a late night? |
| CERTAIN | In fact, to put on a concert, Aintree had to be quite sure (7) |
| HEED | One has to pay attention, in fact, to the editor (4) |
| PONTIFICATE | That is, in fact, to point out how one appears to speak of the Papal office |
| HUMERI | Exercise these in fact to work fruit machine (6) |
