| WAGONLIT | Comedian performing drunk for the rest of the European travellers |
| PITHHELMET | A lightweight hat protecting the wearer from the sun, formerly worn by European travellers and explorers (4,6) |
| ASHWEDNESDAY | He's Wayne's dad, drunk for the start of Lent (3,9) |
| SAKE | Japanese rice-based tipple drunk "for the benefit or good of" celebration, socialising or tradition (4) |
| BARRYHUMPHRIES | Australian comedian performing in male and female roles (5,9) |
| BANDWAGON | Musical group followed by comedian performing newly fashionable activity (9) |
| WAITON | Serve as comedian, performing around one (4,2) |
| MARCOPOLO | Ruin company game for European traveller |
| FESTIVAL | Funny _ Live, new BBC show with comedians performing to a live virtual audience (8) |
| DOCUMENTARIES | True comedians performing in factual TV programmes (13) |
| JOHNCABOT | 15th Century Italian navigator and explorer, early European traveller to the North American mainland (4,5) |
| ITINERANT | One can spout about European traveller |
| MISHMASH | Confusion of things cited by drunk for failure to attend church service (8) |
| SINEDIE | One denies being drunk for any length of time |
| LOTTO | Start off drunk for this type of gambling (5) |
| FARE | Distant European traveller |
| SLAINTE | Isn't ale drunk for 6 in Ireland? (7) |
| EXEMPLIFICATION | Police exit if man drunk, for example (15) |
| PROSIT | Port is drunk for good health (6) |
| TERCENTENARY | Terence goes round canteen drunk for anniversary |
