| CREATURECOMFORT | Being a pleasure giver? |
| FLIP | A snap with a finger and thumb; a toss/spin of a coin or a pancake; a pleasure-flight; a somersault; or, a nog of beer and spirits, traditionally frothed/heated with a red-hot iron (4) |
| FAIR | A charity bazaar; a gala; a market; a pleasure ground; or, a trade show (4) |
| PARK | Large public garden; a pleasure ground or private estate surrounding a large country house; or, a piece of land kept in its natural condition as a nature reserve (4) |
| TREAT | Word originally meaning "negotiate" and "discuss a subject", later a source of gratification such as a pleasure excursion, something choice to eat or entertainment for a guest (5) |
| TOUR | A pleasure trip which could become a rout |
| LAUNCH | Have a meal around a pleasure boat (6) |
| CONTOUR | Outline of a figure to learn about a pleasure trip |
| STREAMER | Run into a pleasure boat with a large flag (8) |
| ABSTAINER | "A weak person who yields to the temptation of denying himself a pleasure" according to Ambrose Bierce |
| BATTLECRUISER | Struggle to join a pleasure boat, or a warship (6-7) |
| PASOLINI | Poet and filmmaker Pier Paolo ___, who said, "To scandalize is a right, to be scandalized is a pleasure" |
| JUNKETING | Taking a pleasure excursion in a Chinese vessel, for example, without money (9) |
| STEAMER | Did a pleasure-boat run away with a pennon flowing in the wind (7) |
| ITD | '-- be a pleasure!' |
| SASH | Took a pleasure excursion |
| PILATESOFTHECARIBBEAN | Workout class on a pleasure cruise? |
| LAKE | Place for a pleasure craft, perhaps |
| PLAYBOY | Showman's a pleasure seeker (7) |
| XANADU | Where Kubla Khan decreed a pleasure dome (6) |
