| BRANDYALEXANDER | Having intermittent doses of X-ray radiation finally prepared Ellington for one drink (6,9) |
| ROENTGEN | The unit for measuring doses of X-rays |
| DUKE | Ellington, for one |
| PROSAICALLMH | Scientist measuring radiation finally ascending mountain |
| SOPHOMORESLUMPS | Promising rookies' doses of reality |
| TUTELAGE | Returning for one drink, we don't approve of this charge |
| HODGKIN | Dorothy Crowfoot -; chemist awarded a Nobel Prize for solving the atomic structure of molecules including insulin and penicillin by means of X-ray crystallography (7) |
| KNELT | With sound of bell petering out, priest finally prepared for prayer (5) |
| DURGAPUJA | Most of Gujarat, UP, Uttarakhand finally prepared for festival (5,4) |
| GRANDDUKE | Positive response to composer Ellington for becoming the leader of Luxembourg? |
| SNIGGER | Start to rant, for one drink's overturned, making derisive noise (7) |
| CAPSULES | Word for small containers, such as the seedboxes of poppies and violets; miniature gelatinous cases enclosing doses of medicine; or, caches, buried for future discovery (8) |
| BOOSTERS | Doses of a vaccine that increase or renew the effect of an earlier one (8) |
| ATTHEREADY | A small amount around that place's finally, finally prepared (2,3,5) |
| ANTICATHODES | Part of X-ray tube action - death's possible if misused |
| STAMPEDE | Finally prepared for postage before the final big rush (8) |
| CATSCAN | Kind of X-ray used to study the human brain: 2 wds., abbr. |
| STYRENE | Poly ___ (Lead singer of X-Ray Spex, the '70s British punk band) |
| VISCERA | Clamp holds son on middle of X-ray to reveal innards |
| BOWYER | In boudoir, Henry finally prepared for Agincourt? He did (6) |
