| WITHINLIMITS | Having extreme inhibition constrains them to a certain extent |
| IKNOW | Setter understands that realpolitik, nowadays, constrains them |
| ODES | Keats wrote them to a Grecian urn and a nightingale |
| TALLEST | Having extreme height to immerse completely in hard task (7) |
| LUMBERJACKS | Those who fell trees, cut them into logs, or transport them to a sawmill (especially in North America) (11) |
| PRINTER | Electronic device that accepts text files or images from a computer and transfers them to a medium such as paper or film. (7) |
| YCHROMOSOMES | One of them to a cell is the norm among monks (1-11) |
| CHALET | Cheat 50 Romans by sending them to a hut in Switzerland (6) |
| EPISTLES | Written in spite of young Leslie bringing them to a close (8) |
| DOGMA | Set of rigid beliefs might plague them to a degree |
| RELEGATE | About papal representative who will transfer them to a lower division |
| HAZARDOUS | Risky, having extreme characters in firm almost put out |
| DYEDINTHEWOOL | Having extreme and unchanging opinions (4-2-3-4) |
| AVARICIOUS | Having extreme greed for wealth (10) |
| ELLIPTIC | Having extreme economy of expression (8) |
| SAMSONAGONISTES | Master's upset over boy - an attempt isn't somehow having extremes of earnestness producing poem (6,9) |
| TWITCHER | Word, from the nervous feather-ruffled demeanour of avian enthusiast Howard Medhurst, for an often excitable or anxiously anticipative ornithologist, particularly keen to sight scarce birds in order t |
| RAILWAY | 12 feature ever constrains one to think during drink (7,6) |
| GOLDENEYE | It's the hereditary factor that constrains elderly solvers to duck (6,3) |
| WATCHONESSTEP | Wife at church dance constrains son to proceed cautiously |
