| SIDEEFFECTS | Consequences of a drug use, etc (4,7) |
| DOSAGE | As a drug, use herb for the proper medicinal amount |
| SIDEEFFECT | A secondary, usually undesirable consequence of a drug or medical treatment (4,6) |
| HYDROLOGIST | Person who studies the distribution, conservation, use etc of the Earth's water (11) |
| ROBBINGPAIN | Consequence of a heist injury? |
| MAGICBULLET | The ideal of a drug able to selectively target a disease without other effects on the body. originally defined by Paul Ehrlich (5,6) |
| PAINKILLING | (Of a drug) relieving discomfort (11) |
| ANTITUSSIVE | Of a drug, acting to alleviate or suppress coughing (11) |
| AFTERMATH | Consequences of a fine period of work at Harrow, primarily |
| LIGHTNING | It will avert the worst consequences of a strike (9,9) |
| BUMPSANDBRUISES | Consequences of a minor accident, perhaps |
| SHOT | A gun blast synonymous with conjecture, guesswork or speculation when figuratively undertaken in the dark; otherwise, a dram of spirits; a jab of a drug; or, a serving of espresso (4) |
| RESCUECAT | Kitty saved on car use etc going walkabout |
| TAXES | Income, sales, use, etc. |
| THEONION | Publication with a 1997 headline "Drug Use Down Among Uncool Kids" |
| LEATHERY | Tough article penned by promoter of drug use |
| URINATE | Possibly ruin a cyclist at last? Drug use can (7) |
| ENDURING | --- Love, Ian McEwan novel that explores the consequences of a bizarre accident |
| DEDUCTION | As a consequence of a discount |
| UPSHOT | Outcome of consequence of a discussion (6) |
