| SYNONYMY | With such a list, chance to swerve cycle round corner, for example (8) |
| SETPIECE | Ready, man in corner, for example (3,5) |
| SUITE | Debussy's "Children's Corner," for example |
| SETPIECES | Perhaps put down rooks in corners, for example? |
| PEDESTAL | A stand set out to cycle round (8) |
| DELICACY | I'd cycle round having eaten a titbit (8) |
| CLAPTRAP | Cape to go round corner bunk |
| CLEMENCY | Men cycle round having readiness to forgive (8) |
| SCARCELY | Guide cycles round Arkansas, but only just (8) |
| RETURNED | Gave back about corner for reporter |
| MAHOGANY | Not one to go round a corner for some wood (8) |
| RETURN | About to go round the corner for a ticket (6) |
| YOUR | Said to swerve, but it belongs to whoever I'm talking to (4) |
| DRESSER | Furniture item fool perhaps shortened to get round corner, finally (7) |
| COPE | Manage to cycle round a group of oil-producing countries (4) |
| DININGCAR | Where train fare is a racket, loving to cycle round (6,3) |
| CARVEUP | Vehicle, very close to aggressive and amiss, to swerve thus (5,2) |
| LAPWING | Bird to go round corner of car (7) |
| SUPERCHARGED | Very quick, huge car sped round corner, finally (12) |
| NORWEST | Ros went round corner on map shortly (3-4) |
