| HOSTESSDINGDONGS | Alerts to some party planners that their guests have arrived? |
| FLATPACKED | No room to manoeuvre in apartment, as furniture may have arrived? (4-6) |
| HOST | Word that derives from "enemy, foreigner, stranger-guest", yet conversely refers to an entertainer, innkeeper, party-giver or other who warmly welcomes and provides philoxenia to their guests (4) |
| UNDATED | Like planners that can be sold year after year |
| THEYRE | "___ here!" ("Our guests have arrived!") |
| HEARTTRANSPLANT | Star planner that organised a critical operation (5,10) |
| RENEGUE | Fail to play heart to heart, Irene, guests have demonstrated (7) |
| SEGUE | These guests have musical direction to follow (5) |
| TONGUE | In Brighton, guests have to cope with a language problem (6) |
| SUGGESTED | Our almost aged guests have been proposed to |
| ARGUE | Some of the regular guests have a different opinion (5) |
| PLUM | The Norfolk Cake Company in Downham Market is proud that their Norfolk Cake is one of the only ones to actually contain this fruit, rather than the currant and raisin alternative that many other brand |
| 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 |
| COWARDLYLIONEL | Model train company that REFUSES to face accusations that their faulty tracks endanger millions of imaginary tiny conductors? |
| SPHERE | First signs of spring have arrived, let's have a ball (6) |
| SHOWEDUP | Could clearly be seen to have arrived (6,2) |
| OVERDUE | The kind of account that should have arrived by now (7) |
| TAGGINGS | Alerts to Facebook friends put label on strong drink which girls are following (8) |
| BREAKFAST | What Kim Fox serves up in Albert Square after guests have stayed the night (9) |
| APARTHOTEL | A type of residential complex where guests have no fixed contracts (10) |
