| THERAPEUTIC | Article to knock Brussels - habitual response meant to make one feel better |
| RUNOVER | Dog has French article to knock down (3,4) |
| BREAKTHEICE | Act to make one feel at ease in a gathering (5,3,3) |
| SLIGHT | Small - that's how it's meant to make one feel (6) |
| CONSOLE | Deceive only to make one feel better (7) |
| EMBARRASSED | Spillage of beers, dramas that make one feel ashamed? (11) |
| EUROSCEPTIC | Strasbourg parliament's habitual response after change of course for Brexiteer? (11) |
| MEGALOMANIA | Illness that doesn't make one feel great normally |
| YELLOWFEVER | Infectious disease that may make one feel very low (6,5) |
| PERPETUALLY | Tropical disease that may make one feel very low (6,5) |
| ROMANTICIST | Human habitual response is to interrupt rubbish Chopin? |
| REFRESH | Are topless, impertinent, but will make one feel better (7) |
| CHEERING | Such a reception should make one feel better (8) |
| SMARTENUP | Unusual spur meant to make one look neater (7,2) |
| SOLACES | One's following the sun: it makes one feel better |
| DISCOMFIT | Diane's sweet to make one feel embarrassed (9) |
| RAISETHESPIRITS | Lift whisky and gin perhaps to make one feel happier (5,3,7) |
| PILL | Parking in a bad way - if it makes one feel better, I wouldn't say no to it (4) |
| EGOTRIP | Something done to make one feel important |
| AIL | Drink said to make one feel unwell |
