| NINETOFIVE | If no event, I work traditional hours (4-2-4) |
| FOUROCLOCK | Traditional hour for the 3-letter beverage that starts each of the starred entries |
| SATCHEL | Learner following cheats at work -- traditional schoolboy resource? (7) |
| HENNIGHT | Two knights in condition of being high? No event for chaps to get tiddly! (3,5) |
| LINEOFFIRE | If no relief, run amok in the TV drama (4,2,4) |
| COLDFUSION | Hypothetical nuclear reaction, if no clouds generated (4,6) |
| INADDITION | And I take a break? I don't, I work on, too (2,8) |
| TORPEFYING | Rambling poetry, if no good, is deadening |
| CONFESSION | If no scones, bake - it'll come as a revelation (10) |
| INFLECTION | Bend over if no client (10) |
| GEORGEWILL | If no one else volunteers, ___ |
| SWEARBLIND | Close one's eyes to what's said in court perhaps and say it's true, even if no one believes you (5,5 |
| BRINGANDBUYSALE | Charity event I snub, by and large disorganised (5-3-3,4) |
| PARTIALECLIPSE | Astronomical event - i.e. space trip - all excited? (7,7) |
| EXTENSIVE | Widespread sex event I make fashionable (9) |
| VENETIAN | An event I organized? Polo, say |
| TIE | In the event I expected a closely fought game (3) |
| BIATHLON | Cross-country event I held in British and Irish territory getting curtailed |
| EVIDENT | Event I had to enter, that's clear (7) |
| NAIVETE | Artlessness of leading athlete in event I rearranged (7) |