| WALKTALL | Phrase meaning 'to show self-respect' (4,4) |
| SPECTACLE | Show self-respect a clergyman shows (9) |
| STOICISM | Funny sitcoms require one to show self-control (8) |
| AMOURPROPRE | When out with armourer Pope endlessly shows self-respect |
| PRIDE | Cat family shows self-respect |
| EGOMANIA | Attempt to spike rising reputation - I start to admit - shows self-centredness |
| FALLFLAT | Phrase meaning 'to fail to produce the intended effect' (4,4) |
| HARDBALL | To play ____ , phrase meaning 'to adopt tough, no-nonsense tactics' (8) |
| PATIENCE | Game that shows self-restraint (8) |
| ENVELOPE | Push the ____ , phrase meaning 'to try to achieve more than seems possible' (8) |
| HOLDGOOD | Phrase meaning 'to remain valid' (4,4) |
| TEARACAT | Obsolete phrase meaning to rant (4,1,3) |
| RESTRAINT | Right to drink retsina, wrong to show self-control |
| ASCESIS | When church needs little girl to show self-discipline |
| COMPOSURE | Sitcom character certain to show self-control (9) |
| EMBARRASSMENT | Setter put up with jiggling man breasts, right to show self-consciousness |
| KNOWONESOWNMIND | King at present with single broadcast opinion gets to show self-assurance (4,4,3,4) |
| TIPONESHAT | Idiom meaning to show respect (3,4,3) |
| CHAMPATTHEBIT | Expression meaning 'to show impatience while waiting for something to begin' (5,2,3,3) |
| INTENT | Meaning to show you where the nomad sleeps (6) |
