| PGRATED | Not too sexual or violent |
| LIBIDO | Sexual or psychological urge (6) |
| OMNI | Prefix for "sexual" or "present" |
| GENTLE | Not stern, coarse or violent (6) |
| CLEMENT | Not harsh or violent (6) |
| DIATRIBE | Bitter or violent criticism or attack (8) |
| VENDETTA | Prolonged bitter or violent feud or quarrel (8) |
| UPHEAVAL | A sudden or violent change or disruption to something (8) |
| RYOT | From "flock, graze, herd", a word for an Indian peasant or farmer that is a homophone of a term for a tumult or violent breach of peace (4) |
| STOUND | An old-fashioned or Scots "hour, moment, season, time", thus an ache, assault, astonishment, pang, stroke, time of trouble or violent shock (6) |
| TATAR | Someone regarded as ferocious or violent |
| NON | Prefix with "stick" or "violent" |
| TORRENT | Swift or violent stream (7) |
| SHOCKTACTICS | Sudden or violent means of attaining objective (5,7) |
| SEP | Prefix with violet or violent |
| PSYCHOPATH | One with abnormal or violent social behaviour |
| RAGE | Fierce or violent anger / fury |
| INQUEST | Judicial review into a sudden or violent death (7) |
| TORNADO | Cyclone or violent wind storm (7) |
| THUGS | Bullies or violent criminals |
