| GOBLET | Drinker maybe rudely allowed to bring glass (6) |
| IMPLICIT | One politician allowed to bring up rear? That's understood |
| PUBLICIST | Promoter: 'Bar allowed to bring in soprano' (9) |
| GUESTNIGHT | An evening in which members of an institution are allowed to bring others (5,5) |
| DITTO | During party, I'll join lemonade drinker maybe wanting same again |
| SLURP | Noise from a soda drinker, maybe |
| HIC | Noise from a beer drinker, maybe |
| BEERGUT | Feature of a heavy drinker, maybe? |
| BEBE | "Leche" drinker, maybe |
| INSULT | Speak rudely to some Bedouin sultan, adding it to injury (6) |
| DISMAY | Talk rudely to leader, creating alarm (6) |
| UNSHIP | Push in rudely to get off boat (6) |
| HONSHU | Home Office to rudely shun Asian island (6) |
| SHRINK | American therapist, according to locals, is in a slippery place after telling them, rudely, to stop talking |
| BOOGIE | Jazzy style for which eg I boo rudely, then eg I woo for a change (6,6) |
| WOOGIE | Jazzy style for which eg I boo rudely, then eg I woo for a change (6,6) |
| UPLOAD | University policeman, rudely called, seizing a bit of web content (6) |
| DEMAND | Rudely ask for (6) |
| HECKLE | Goodness, the French interrupt rudely (6) |
| SNATCH | Take sharply and rudely (6) |
