| INDRAWN | Self-absorbed daughter not prepared to enter pub (7) |
| GRANDTHEFTAUTO | Taunt godfather or fat daughter, not prepared for game (5,5,4) |
| PIRANHA | I managed to enter pub with a nipper from school |
| INNARDS | A way to enter pub's interior parts |
| LOGICAL | Reasonable to have enlisted man enter pub (7) |
| BARGEIN | Unexpectedly enter pub, taking drink round back of lounge |
| HARNESS | Restraint shown by daughter not sharing in excessive insensibility (7) |
| UNAIDED | A French idea about daughter not getting help (7) |
| DELVING | Postponing, with daughter, not mum, making painstaking enquiries (7) |
| DEMERIT | Self-absorbed. Tried to correct this fault (7) |
| BARD | Not allowed to enter pub, called out for Celtic poet (4) |
| EGOTIST | Self-absorbed person in vain leaves investigation (7) |
| EGOISTS | Self-absorbed characters in El Salvador find lead! (7) |
| PUSH | Compel us to enter pub (4) |
| INCAN | One of the old people, Bill, about to enter pub (5) |
| BEGGAR | Poor person's urge to enter pub (6) |
| EMBARGO | Self-absorbed doctor after removing stomach blockage |
| SUPERB | Hesitate to enter pubs? That's excellent! (6) |
| SHALLOW | Uninteresting and self-absorbed |
| BUOYUP | You enter pub, knocking back to lift festive spirit (4,2) |
