| OVATION | An outburst of popular applause (7) |
| PLAYTOTHEGALLERY | Seek popular applause |
| BARRAGE | Type of gated river dam; an outburst of criticisms, questions or words; or, a tiebreaker bout or fight-off in fencing (7) |
| TANTRUM | An outburst of bad temper / fit of anger |
| THUNDER | Spend one day, in short, beneath an outburst of loud noise (7) |
| ROUND | A circular biscuit, piece of dough/ pastry etc; a slice of bread or one sandwich; a dance in a ring; a series of calls made by a doctor or a postie; or, an outburst of applause (5) |
| VOLLEY | Rapid flight of arrows, fusillade of bullets or an outburst of words (6) |
| PEAL | Whether a ring of a bell, a knell, an outburst of laughter or a boom of thunder, as if from hell, it is a loud noise that derives from "address, call upon, entreat, summons, yell" (4) |
| SALVO | An outburst of applause |
| EXPLOSIVE | Likely to result in an outburst of violence (9) |
| SERGEANT | In an outburst of anger, lay about the soldier |
| TEMPER | Mitigate an outburst of passion (6) |
| TIRADE | Tried a new way in an outburst of angry talk |
| SALLY | Girl seen in an outburst of passion |
| ACCESS | An outburst of emotion or illness (6) |
| SIMMERED | Was close to an outburst of emotion (8) |
| FIREWORKS | Dismiss acts in an outburst of bad temper (9) |
| ANGRINESS | Resigns, maybe, after an outburst of displeasure (9) |
| ENDEARMENTS | Loving names finish with people in an outburst of tears (11) |
| GALE | Another name for bog myrtle; word for a strong wind but also for a gentle breeze; or, an outburst of laughter (4) |
