| HARRUMPHED | Having arrived in sulk, he had snorted (10) |
| RADCLIFFECAMERA | Having arrived in Cardiff, earl condemned famous university building (9,6) |
| HYING | In a hurry, Harry, not having arrived in front of George |
| MOTHERHOOD | What keeps mum awake at night? Second husband in sulk (10) |
| NATURALIST | A line snorted by one out of habit in Darwin? (10) |
| ADVERTISER | Publicist having arrived. set out (10) |
| HEADSTRONG | Terrible hag snorted, being wilful |
| COMETOREST | Land, having arrived for some peace and quiet (4,2,4) |
| BEARWITHME | Plea for patience heard from Queen, her afternoon tea guest having arrived? |
| FREDDIEMAC | Having arrived with idea half-formed, the German female revolutionised US corporation (7,3) |
| HUMID | Close passport, for example, having dislodged page in sulk |
| PEST | Old Bob in sulk becoming a nuisance |
| PYRETHRIN | Compound your being in sulk with hour at home |
| POWERCUT | Generation gap sees gang returning in sulk (5,3) |
| PUPPETS | Tools in sulk grasped by babies (7) |
| HARRUMPH | Expression of discontent arrives in sulk before start of holidays (8) |
| DROPOUT | Quitter in sulk after drive over (7) |
| EXCITED | Having snorted a bit of cocaine, left in high spirits |
| STEVIE | Singer having snorted cocaine finally (surprisingly) claiming to see (6,6) |
| ONEANDALL | Everybody on ale out of it, having also snorted line |
