| HOGROAST | Expression of discomfort not entirely suppressed by large gathering at such a feast (3,5) |
| REGALE | Entertain large gathering at 'Elephant's Head' (6) |
| PANACHE | Swagger, having two types of discomfort, not one (7) |
| PATHOGENS | Way information is suppressed by large-scale promoters of disease |
| LONGTERM | Enduring discomfort, not leg room (4-4) |
| MALAISE | A non-specific body discomfort not associated with the development of a disease |
| EASTER | In the Orient, you hesitate to celebrate such a feast (6) |
| SLAPUP | In seconds, eagerly devour such a feast (4-2) |
| EXALT | Praise ___ and for Le Monde: Times almost entirely suppressed (5) |
| BLOWOVER | Book fan, stifling expression of discomfort, is to pass away (4,4) |
| JAMBOREE | Jeer a mob travelling to a large gathering (8) |
| ALGERIAN | North African in a large gathering |
| CATHOLIC | About 100 gathering at colourful festival of a certain religion (8) |
| CONGRESS | Legislature - large gathering (8) |
| ASSEMBLY | Large gathering |
| GALAXIES | Large gatherings of luminaries (8) |
| SOLVENTS | Strippers use these very large gatherings to go topless (8) |
| TEAPARTY | Name for a bun fight, crumpet-scramble or muffin-worry of an afternoon social gathering at which little cakes, sandwiches, scones, tisanes and the like are served (3,5) |
| LEGATION | Large group of soldiers gathering at mission |
| AMASSING | Gathering at start of church service for popular legend (8) |
