| HOPPINGMAD | A PM hoping to mobilise department is very angry (7,3) |
| MATERNALLY | Typical of a mother and wife to mobilise over last altercation (10) |
| RESISTANCE | Centre as is has to mobilise opposition (10) |
| LEADERSHIP | Helper said to mobilise for authority? (10) |
| MIDSHIPMAN | Officer interfered with a PM and his mind |
| CALLTOARMS | Mobilise forces with an affectionate summons to infant? (4,2,4) |
| HALLEYSCOMET | A less than a once in a generation event? Local Yes movement beginning to mobilise in the struggle (7,5) |
| ALARMBELL | A liberal to mobilise and roar for a signaller? (5-4) |
| LARGERTHANLIFE | Learn a fighter is to mobilise after fifty? That's exaggerated (6,4,4) |
| ACOLYTE | Follower yet to mobilise in support of a military officer (7) |
| LOYALIST | Ally is to mobilise as faithful supporter (8) |
| ENLISTED | Inclination in need to mobilise, characterising a recruit? (8) |
| STRAIGHTFACED | Without smiling, a cadet's right to mobilise round frigate's bow (8,5) |
| LIVID | Is very angry to be black and blue (5) |
| REDFACE | Said about appearance of a person who is very angry or ashamed (3,4) |
| ABSTENTIONS | Boast: sent in to mobilise uncommitted voters (11) |
| MICE | In Tom's absence, players start to mobilise reserve |
| IMPOSSIBILITIES | They don't happen to mobilise ISIS tip-off (15) |
| CARPOOL | Marx wasting hour visiting business with liberal idea to mobilise workers? (3,4) |
| USHERS | Cinema employees sure to mobilise about request for quiet (6) |
