| TEETHING | Peg to object, a painful process (8) |
| WITHDRAWAL | Painful process which drug addicts go through when trying to break their addiction (10) |
| FRACTURE | The breaking of a hard object, a bone perhaps (8) |
| IMPETIGO | I omit peg to get the childhood skin infection (8) |
| REVALUES | Pegs to a new number, as with a currency |
| PARTICLE | After parking, object a little bit (8) |
| ENTHUSED | So energy has filled object a pumped up (8) |
| TEENAGER | Peg to go on endlessly about each rule, initially for person who's juvenile (8) |
| BEFITTED | Don't buy off the peg, to get 'suited' |
| FARTHING | Distant object, a coin of low denomination once |
| DEEPSIGH | Pegs to hide craftily the noisy breath (4,4) |
| LAP | A single turn of rope or thread around a drum, reel or other coiled object; a circuit of a racetrack; the forepart of a skirt and/or the body, from waist to knees; thin liquid food for a dog; an earlo |
| LITERATE | Educated student to object to a tree variety (8) |
| BARITONE | A singer has to object to one wrong note (8) |
| IMAGE | A representation in art/sculpture of the external form of a person or object; a mental picture evoked by a poem or story; or, a visible impression obtained by a camera (5) |
| SPARSITY | Fights to object to unknown meagreness (8) |
| RESIDENT | Sorry writer to object to ten changes (8) |
| PROTESTS | Public demonstrations to object to something (8) |
| APPENDED | Excellent price attached to object protected by cover (8) |
| SPLENDID | Excellent price attached to object protected by cover (8) |
