| In Clue; Out Clue | Word in Common |
| Very tired; Holding nothing back | |
| Advertising card in a magazine; Flat tire | |
| Forcibly enter a location; Experience acne or a rash | |
| Purchase participation in a business or poker tournament; Purchase another's portion of a business | |
| Phone a talk show; Challenge to a fight | |
| Make a large profit; Exchange tokens for money | |
| Register at a hotel or hospital; Visually scan | |
| Home in on a target; Clearance sale | |
| Interrupt, esp. a dance; To leave or to remove with a blade | |
| Restaurant with carhops; Forcibly eject, esp. from a territory | |
| Make an unscheduled visit; Discontinue one's education, perhaps abruptly | |
| Dine at home; Dine in a restaurant | |
| Enter a military formation; Nuclear debris | |
| | In Clue; Out Clue | Word in Common |
| Relent; To physically collapse, esp. a body joint | |
| Activate a buzzer on a quiz program; Knock out of bounds in a fighting game | |
| Chance meeting; Totally use up, possibly as with the time alloted for a game | |
| A person restricted to home, usually for medical reasons; A sports victory against a scoreless opponent | |
| Passive, non-violent protest; Avoid participation, esp. in a dance | |
| Person who acts in another's stead; Be visually obvious | |
| Enter an ongoing activity, often to stop it; Go on a date | |
| Hoodwink; Purchase food at a restaurant for consumption elsewhere | |
| Join, esp. a social group; Dispose of | |
| Select the winning candidate by ballot; Replace the incumbent | |
| Hairdresser's client without an appointment; Leave during an ongoing activity, esp. a play or movie | |
| Vote for a candidate not officially on the ballot; Remove a character from a script | |
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