| BACCHANAL | Drunken reveller returned to speak, obsessively controlling |
| BACCHANTE | Drunken reveller, one about to sing after boozy start |
| ROISTERER | Terrorise drunken reveller |
| CAROUSER | Drunken reveller, driver stopped by officer originally (8) |
| BACCHANALIAN | Like a drunken reveller, Bach can make a nail of it (12) |
| BACCHANT | Drunken reveller's song after taxi turns up (8) |
| AROUSE | Incite Charlie to abandon what drunken revellers do (6) |
| CORYBANT | Wild reveller (ancient Gr.); cry to ban (anag.) |
| PARTYANIMAL | Reveller gives politicians article to mail off (5,6) |
| SATYR | Stray drunken old reveller in wood (5) |
| SWAY | A physical back-and-forth to-and-fro rhythmical motion of a boat, dancer's hips, palm tree, pendulum or staggeringly squiffy reveller, playing the fool; or, preponderatingly weighty authority, control |
| LANDLUBBER | No sailor's secure, with late reveller losing head (10) |
| ROISTER | Noisy reveller for whom dawn herald gets one for nothing (7) |
| USER | Reveller half cut on drugs (4) |
| ERROR | Haul up some dancer or reveller making slip (5) |
| LORDOFMISRULE | Rum sold for Muriel, the chief reveller |
| CARAVANNER | Holidaymaker caught a reveller cuddling girl |
| MERRYMAKER | Slightly drunk old Scots poet and reveller |
| PARTYGOER | Culturally pretentious turn digested by a reveller |
| WASSAILER | Reveller has been distributing serial (9) |
