| FLAGELLATING | Flogging (for religious discipline) (12) |
| ETHOLOGY | Energy out of place in religious discipline, preferring science of character (8) |
| RECLUSE | One living in seclusion, especially as a religious discipline (7) |
| THEOLOGIES | Hotel goes frantic accommodating one's religious disciplines |
| BACKLASH | Support flogging for a violent reaction |
| AUCTION | Public flogging for all to see during battle |
| MAGNIFICAT | FT 1ac: "Nag I'm flogging for a song" (10) |
| RAIN | As forecast by Bob Dylan, we got a flogging for what'd nally fall before the fall! (4,4) |
| HARD | As forecast by Bob Dylan, we got a flogging for what'd nally fall before the fall! (4,4) |
| SALESMANSHIP | Spies man with lash developing flogging skill (12) |
| FLAGELLATION | Flogging |
| PANELBEATING | Jury members flogging a body shop business (5,7) |
| CARBOOTSALES | Where flogging occurs behind saloons? |
| TOWNPLANNING | Flogging old and extremely worn place inside Haussmann's field |
| BOARDOFTRADE | Group that supports flogging swine after odd capers (5,2,5) |
| WHIP | A birch for beating, crop for cracking or flagellum for flogging; or, a beaten mousse-like pudding (4) |
| TELESALES | Calls for flogging, note, diminished, for consuming alcohol |
| JOBLOT | Brand, perhaps, with black mark for group assembled for flogging (3,3) |
| CRIB | Flogging punishment nearly withdrawn for cheat in school |
| HARDSELL | Tough taken to prison, we hear, for remorseless flogging |
