| INTRUDE | To enter when uninvited or unwelcome (7) |
| GATECRASHER | Archers get a character reshuffle when uninvited guest makes an appearance (11) |
| GATECRASH | To gain entry to a party etc uninvited or paying (9) |
| CRASH | To attend a party uninvited or without paying |
| PRY | Make an uninvited or presumptuous inquiry (3) |
| SQUARES | Greeting to welcome fantastic team -- or unwelcome communication? (4,4) |
| EXT | No. to enter when the company voicemail begins |
| VISA | Permission to enter when returning after six |
| RIBS | First boys to enter when teacher's around could be spare (4) |
| INTHEKNOW | Aware of refusal to enter when kit's off (2,3,4) |
| FAG | Term for a boring, wearisome or unwelcome task; drudgery; or, traditionally in British public schools, a junior boy forced to do menial chores for a senior pupil or prefect (3) |
| HATEMAIL | Greeting to welcome fantastic team -- or unwelcome communication? (4,4) |
| ACCOST | To waylay in a hostile or unwelcome manner (6) |
| PERSONANONGRATA | One who is unacceptable or unwelcome (7,3,5) |
| PAINTING | Artwork I enter when breathing heavily (8) |
| IRRUPT | Forcibly enter when you get no nod for round trip (6) |
| SOURNOTE | An unfortunate or unwelcome topic, comment or piece of news, figuratively (4,4) |
| INTOW | Having someone distracting or unwelcome 'along for the ride' (2,3) |
| BOMBSHELL | Shocking or unwelcome surprise (9) |
| RAMIFICATIONS | Complex or unwelcome consequences (13) |
