| SONGCYCLE | Winter journey, for example, by air and bike |
| ORDEAL | Odysseus' journey, for example |
| FLYWEIGHT | Travel by air and delay said boxer (9) |
| SCHUBERT | Composer of some 1000 pieces in his 31 years including Trout Quintet, Winter Journey and over 600 lieder (8) |
| SLEIGHRIDE | A bob to go on this winter journey? |
| SLEIGHRIDES | Winter journeys in glider she is manoeuvring (6,5) |
| ITERFACTUM | A journey made, for example by the Magi to Bethlehem |
| LEGACY | Left behind and resettled, for example, by the French at country borders |
| DIGESTED | Dissolved, for example, by Ted and Sid (8) |
| EGOCENTRIC | Self absorbed, for example, by old small capital that's wealthy for the most part (10) |
| PAREGORIC | Historical remedy, of course, for one presumably shot, for example, by old police force (9) |
| BEATENEGG | Came from Shell originally crushed, for example, by German (6,3) |
| OVERPOWER | Cube, for example, by past master? (9) |
| ASTONISHED | Bowled over for example by weight I lost |
| LUNGE | Big when backed for example by half a dollar (5) |
| EGAD | A mild expletive for example, by the commercial |
| ESSAYIST | Oddly neglected verse, for example, by leading writer (8) |
| EGGED | Incited, for example, by aged decapitation (5) |
| AMBUSH | Attack, for example by concealment of troops (6) |
| YARDAGE | Distance travelled in reverse, for example, by a cart |
