| GLOBETROT | Travel widely, using bottle or key first (5-4) |
| ILEUS | A bad gut feeling while using bottles (5) |
| PETITFOUR | I travel widely, covering France in pursuit of favourite biscuit (5,4) |
| GALLIVANT | Travel widely to get G&T containing exotic vanilla |
| GETAROUND | Travel widely, and buy some drinks (3,6) |
| JETSETTER | Person who travels widely and frequently for pleasure (9) |
| ACCORDION | A player of this instrument may press buttons or keys like those of a piano |
| ADIT | It needs a key first for opening (4) |
| LOWGEAR | Growl about getting keys first or second (3,4) |
| STINKBUG | Six-footer humming middle of sestet in key's first error (5,3) |
| AMAJORI | Beethoven's seventh key, first from the greater (1,6) |
| AUDIBLE | Loud enough bile about gold key first (7) |
| ESCAPE | Copy key first - and do a runner! |
| CAPTOR | Jailer fitting gold key first (6) |
| FISHMONGER | Ray's supplier rings home to bring round key first (10) |
| STEWARD | Official way to get room key first (7) |
| BEAU | Boyfriend gets gold keys first (4) |
| GETABOUT | Travel widely to secure a fight? (3,5) |
| SHANK | Stem of an anchor, spoon or key; or, a ring or loop on the back of a type of button without holes (5) |
| WORLD | Hearing of Hitler's ambition, travels widely. (4,3,5) |
