| BATTY | Do go doolally, finally (5) |
| PARTY | Do go doolally, finally (5) |
| POTTY | In which little kids go doolally |
| INDIA | Country from which Blighty, bungalow, doolally, dungarees, jodhpurs, jungle, opal, pariah, pukka, pyjamas, shampoo, snooker and many other words derive (5) |
| STAB | Go doolally when retired (4) |
| OMIGOD | In the clutches of phantom I go doolally - I'm in shock! (6) |
| ALLFORNOTHING | See fan go doolally with no thrill ___ it's utterly futile (3,3,7) |
| DOGSLED | Somewhat head over heels, supermodels go doolally for a slipper (3,4) |
| VODKA | In the museum do go back to ask, finally, for a drink (5) |
| DECAY | After a month, yes, do go off (5) |
| SADDO | Do go after miserable, dull or unsociable person (5) |
| DOUBT | But do go out! I know you're undecided (5) |
| DOMED | Do go to this Sea! You'll see that it's rounded (5) |
| VERGE | Having diverged, did go to threshold (5) |
| ALLFOOLSDAY | Get involved as doolally fellow in this occasion? (3,5,3) |
| CUCKOO | Doolally - bird (6) |
| ECSTATIC | Where financiers are still doolally (8) |
| ELS | There's three in doolally (3) |
| WITLESS | The comedian on the French ship is doolally (7) |
| TROPPO | An Italian musical term denoting "too much"; or, Australian slang for "doolally" or "mentally disturbed", as attributed to hot weather (6) |
