| EXERCISEBOOK | Use guide, perhaps, to get item familiar to students? (8,4) |
| TAU | Tense mostly that's familiar to students of Greek |
| HOUSE | Use guide without identification in case of hosts and visitors (5,6) |
| GUESTS | Use guide without identification in case of hosts and visitors (5,6) |
| HALTER | One who stops to get item of equestrian tack |
| TABLESALT | Time taken by qualified sailor to get item on board |
| ROOTLET | Cunning looter has time to get item underground (7) |
| TIMEOUT | Short break to get item? (4,3) |
| POLONECK | Breaking open lock to get item of clothing (4,4) |
| PURCHASE | Leverage required to get item of shopping (8) |
| EGGCUP | Urge copper quietly to get item of tableware |
| WEIGHT | Delay, reportedly, to get item in a gym (6) |
| ANAGRAM | Type of arrangement giving time to get item? (7) |
| GENTLEMAN | Sent vets out with money to get items for reverend (9) |
| IMPORT | I am on the harbour to get items from overseas (6) |
| LONGITUDE | Such a line to guide perhaps round pole? |
| MASTERPLAN | Teaching guide perhaps for Lord Hatch proposal (6,4) |
| OLDMAP | Treasure hunter's guide, perhaps |
| MENTOR | Showing acumen, editor cut half of the content in guide, perhaps |
| EASTENDERS | Offers to go to sea. perhaps, to get soap (10) |
