| RELAXATION | Escapism, rest, peace or enjoyment through restorative activities - yoga, reading, cooking/dining, low-impact activities, dog walking, easy cycling... (10) |
| DISTURB | Interrupt the quiet, rest, peace, or order of; unsettle. (7) |
| QUIETI | Rest, peace (dat. sing.), eg ex...labore...____ se dedisset, Caesar BC 2.14 |
| FIELDDAY | An outing devoted to militaristic displays/manoeuvres, nature study, sport or other outdoor activity; or, any time of great success or enjoyment, especially at others' expense (5,3) |
| FLYINTHEOINTMENT | Slight flaw that detracts from value, completeness, or enjoyment (3,2,3,8) |
| PLEASURE | A feeling of happy satisfaction or enjoyment (8) |
| UNENTHUSIASTICALLY | (Done) without interest or enjoyment |
| FORGO | Give up the use or enjoyment of (5) |
| GOODFUN | Light-hearted pleasure or enjoyment |
| GUSTO | Vigorous relish or enjoyment (5) |
| ENTERTAINER | Provider of amusement or enjoyment |
| ENTERTAINED | Provided with amusement or enjoyment (11) |
| ENTERTAIN | Provide with amusement or enjoyment (9) |
| PLEASURESEEKER | Person in search of amusement or enjoyment |
| LORE | Stories offering element of thrill or escapism (4) |
| ADVENTURES | Bill financially gambles with those looking for escapism (10) |
| LEAKAGE | Tell someone about division of time for a bit of escapism (7) |
| LETYOURSELFGO | What one might do for escapism if one is tied up? Relax! (3,8,2) |
| TAKETOFLIGHT | Having a liking for aviation as a form of escapism? |
| TUNNEL | Period before Easter revolves around a foreign means of escapism perhaps (6) |
