| SUPERSTARDOM | Eardrops must be shaken to reach celebrity status (12) |
| STUM | New wine must be shaken (4) |
| SINGAPORESLING | Cocktail whose letters can be shaken to make "learning gossip" (9,5) |
| AMERICANBEAUTY | Cocktail (and film) whose letters can be shaken to make "buy in a cream tea" (8,6) |
| ROPELADDERS | Eardrops that led to a problem for climbing aids (4,7) |
| ATSEA | Dosage of diplomat's eardrops may be mixed up (2,3) |
| POPPY | Cornfield flower and symbol of remembrance whose relatives include bleeding heart, Dutchman's breeches, earth smoke, golden eardrops and scrambled eggs (5) |
| DOTHEHONOURS | Her hound's too shaken to perform task (2,3,7) |
| TASHKENT | Drunk shaken to be in dry Central Asian capital |
| TOKPISIN | Inkpot is shaken to make words in Papua New Guinea |
| GOPAK | Steps taken by Poles have Republicans shaken to the core |
| AMIDSHIPS | I hid spasm, shaken to the core on board |
| PAINLESS | Father inches towards Luke, extremely shaken to begin with. 'Son! It's easy!' |
| HAND | One shaken to seal a deal |
| STARTLED | Shaken to have been first from the beginning (8) |
| HEATSINK | Hankies shaken to keep temperature cooler (4,4) |
| AIOLI | Excellent oil shaken to make mayonnaise (5) |
| ALCOHOLIC | Hill cocoa shaken to form type of drink (9) |
| STARDOM | Modern baddies set up to achieve celebrity status |
| SNOWDOMES | One of the names of crystal ball-like toy globes that are shaken to activate blizzards or flurries of glitter around miniaturised winter landscapes; or, indoor ski slopes (9) |
