| THRASHED | Foolhardy interrupting the Duke, severely punished |
| FLOGGED | Severely punished, fellow noted (7) |
| GETITINTHENECK | Be severely punished (3,2,2,3,4) |
| STONED | Severely punished for being drunk (6) |
| BEATEN | Reportedly, writer of cookbook is severely punished (6) |
| KEELHAULED | Severely punished at sea (10) |
| SCOURGED | Severely punished, did well to hold firm (8) |
| CANED | Heavily defeated or severely punished (5) |
| HANGEDDRAWNANDQUARTERED | Having saved little US cash, silly granddad, he wed nan, getting severely punished (6,5,3,9) |
| CLASPS | Embraces the party leader interrupting the lesson (6) |
| HARANGUE | A tirade, one telephoned, interrupting the tone (8) |
| DONATE | Act charitably on interrupting the meeting (6) |
| NOTICED | Seen in Chelmsford, primarily, interrupting the famous (7) |
| MANACLE | Clap in irons a salt interrupting the person speaking (7) |
| ESTATES | Cars, say, interrupting the middle of siesta |
| SHUTEYE | You reflected bilingually, interrupting the lady's sleep |
| EWE | Sheep interrupting the wedding (3) |
| DESCRIBER | Writer interrupting the German reporter (9) |
| DEALER | Interrupting the German beer wholesaler (6) |
| EMEND | Fellows interrupting the editor ___ that's correct (5) |
