| OBLITERATE | Bore, a title difficult to get rid of (10) |
| REASONABLE | Just bore a son - a blessing to cherish (10) |
| WHITEELEPHANT | Possession that proves expensive to keep and difficult to get rid of (5,8) |
| HARASS | Difficult to get rid of last stupid bug |
| STICKERS | Labels difficult to get rid of? (8) |
| GOODSHOT | Marksman finds merchandise difficult to get rid of (4,4) |
| BARNACLE | Person who's difficult to get rid of (8) |
| SWEETBREAD | For an audience, musical collection bore a small organ |
| HARDTOHOLD | It's difficult to get stolen gear back - anything antique to a bar of soap, for instance (4,2,4) |
| HARDPALATE | Difficult to get a dish round the roof of the mouth |
| HARDCHEESE | It can be difficult to get a dairy item. Tough luck (4,6) |
| HARASSMENT | It's endlessly difficult to get maiden into agreement - bother! |
| BARBEDWIRE | Pub brewed, I suspect, something spiky and difficult to get through |
| SCUTTLE | To bore a hole in the side of a vessel to sink it deliberately (7) |
| ELABORATION | Act of refinement in a bore a lot has to be changed (11) |
| DULLARD | Standing a bore a drink. He's a tightwad (7) |
| READER | Consumer of book is in to bore a dermatologist (6) |
| LAYING | When ___ eggs some species will lay their eggs on the ground next to a plant source while others will bore a hole into the plant and lay eggs inside. |
| THISISNOTADRILL | After failing to bore a hole through the tooth with a Waterpik, the clumsy dentist exclaimed ... |
| PRYNNE | Hester who bore a scarlet "A" |
