| PARTYSPIRIT | Conviviality - or a convivial drink - that holds political group together (5,6) |
| BONHOMIE | French for "good fellow" or "good comrade", thus camaraderie, cheerful friendliness, congeniality, conviviality or cordiality (8) |
| SINGSONG | A ballad; a jingly verse; a monotonous or chant-like up-and-down intonation; or, a convivial gathering of friends for crooning (8) |
| DACHAU | Concentration camp in Bavaria, southern Germany, intended to hold political prisoners (6) |
| PARTY | One side in the lawsuit can have a convivial get-together (5) |
| ENMASSE | As a group, together (2,5) |
| AGGREGATE | Group together in a mass (9) |
| ATTRACT | Draw a sort of racing driver group together at the start |
| THROWAPARTY | Arrange a convivial fling? (5,1,5) |
| THROWSAPARTY | Arranges a convivial fling! (6,1,5) |
| HYGGE | Hearty young guests greet everyone, to start with, which engenders a convivial, cosy mood |
| APARTY | Have a convivial fling? (1,5) |
| THROW | Have a convivial fling? (5,1,5) |
| YENTA | A bit of conviviality entailed gossip |
| ELBOW | Joint that gets raised in conviviality (5) |
| SCRUM | Method of restarting play in rugby when the opposing packs of forwards group together in a huddle (5 |
| BATCH | A group together |
| SOCIALLY | In-a-convivial-manner |
| ASSEMBLE | Group together able to contain return of disorder |
| BRACKET | B___ awful noise made by group together (7) |
