| DEATHTRAP | The ad, in part, is likely to cause fatal accidents |
| FATHEADED | Fade out the ad in, being stupid (3-6) |
| MURDER | Some of the doctored rum punch put back to cause fatal results (6) |
| NEWENGLAND | Glenn ad in part of north-eastern US (3,7) |
| ASBO | In the UK, acronym for a civil order against a person who is likely to cause harm or distress (4) |
| EVENTUALIS | Climate activists used this Greek legal word and concept to describe government's climate protection inertia: Where a person can foresee that their conduct is likely to cause the death of another, but |
| PROVOCATIVE | Supporting the case for Latin is likely to cause annoyance |
| DEATHSTROKE | Blow that causes fatal seizure? (5-6) |
| SHADOWMINISTER | The parson behind the advertisement in the exhibition is a politician (6,8) |
| PERSUADE | Prevail upon, somehow, to peruse the advertisement in it (8) |
| HATED | The advertisement, in short, became very unpopular (5) |
| ADHERE | Stick the advertisement in this place (6) |
| ONOATH | So no atheist in part is to be sworn in? (2,4) |
| CAIN | He's made a pact with Kim Tate to cover up the fatal accident in Emmerdale (4,6) |
| DINGLE | He's made a pact with Kim Tate to cover up the fatal accident in Emmerdale (4,6) |
| LAX | Remiss in contributing to a fatal accident, we hear (3) |
| COMMITTEESTAGE | Bill's progress, in part, is to undertake to be ready for first stroke on platform (9,5) |
| GNASH | Resign as head in part is given axe to grind (5) |
| ARTISAN | In part, is analogous to a tradesman |
| CLEAN | Uncle Andrew in part is a companion to jerk (5) |
