| OVERCROWDING | Presence of people beyond a comfortable level |
| DIASPORA | The spread of a people beyond their traditional homeland (8) |
| WALKER | One engaging in pedestrianism for enjoyment, exercise or sport; a trainer of foxhound puppies; a stick insect; a forester; a comfortable shoe; or, a VIP's escort at a social event (6) |
| BERTH | A comfortable position for a new life, by the sound of it (5) |
| EMMA | character described as "handsome, clever, and rich, with a comfortable home and happy disposition, seemed to unite some of the best blessings of existence" |
| CUSHION | A comfortable lead on a pool table |
| SAT | Made good use of a comfortable chair |
| ENSCONCE | To settle a person in a comfortable or safe place (8) |
| EASYCHAIR | A comfortable seat for a senior academic (4,5) |
| INCLOVER | Fan of American firm leading a comfortable life? (2,6) |
| BEDOFROSES | A comfortable location for a flower-filled plot |
| DWELL | Live as a permanent resident in Dublin, in a comfortable manner |
| SETTLE | Become established on a comfortable piece of furniture |
| COUCH | Kind of grass providing a comfortable place to lie (5) |
| HEELED | A Cobblers! A comfortable disposition from sole attention? That's rich! (4-6) |
| WELL | A Cobblers! A comfortable disposition from sole attention? That's rich! (4-6) |
| NESTINGBOX | A container giving birds a comfortable place to lay their eggs (7,3) |
| SNUG | An old sailors' term meaning "shipshape, prepared for bad weather" that came to mean "cosy"; or, a comfortable room in a pub (4) |
| ROOMTEMPERATURE | A comfortable ambient degree of relative hotness and coldness indoors (4,11) |
| SLIPPEDON | Got into, as a comfortable garment |
