| FULFILMENT | Novelist let fun film spread feeling of personal achievement (4-10) |
| SELF | Novelist let fun film spread feeling of personal achievement (4-10) |
| FLUENT | Ready in the use of words, let fun out (6) |
| MUFFLING | Wrapping up fun film production with gravity (8) |
| ENTITLED | Having a feeling of personal privilege |
| PRIDE | Feeling of personal worth (5) |
| CUFFLINK | Fun flick may be one of a pair (8) |
| HATTRICK | Personal achievement of scoring three goals in a single match (3,5) |
| SUCCESS | Personal achievement |
| MILESTONE | Major personal achievement |
| VESTEDINTEREST | Everest - it tends to be tricky, a matter of personal concern |
| FORYOUREYESONLY | Pro solver's agreed on terms of personal methodology being top secret (3,4,4,4) |
| EARS | Auricular site of personal disaster (5,4,4) |
| ABOUTONES | Auricular site of personal disaster (5,4,4) |
| PAWNSHOP | Place where money is lent on the security of personal property (4,4) |
| RUNPAST | Get the opinion of personal assistant in a variety of turns (3,4) |
| FLOATEDONESBOAT | Was of personal interest (7,4,4) |
| SWAG | Festoon; loop of fabric paired with a tail to frame a window; or, a bundle of personal belongings (4) |
| CREDITCARD | Form of personal finance which Bank of America was the first to popularise in the 1950s (6,4) |
| AGONYAUNT | Newspaper dispenser of personal advice (5,4) |
