| TAXPAYER | I'm burdened by duty to disrupt party with axe |
| EXORCISE | Other ranks' covered by duty to remove spirits (8) |
| TENNISBALL | Sports equipment sent in to disrupt party (6,4) |
| OUGHT | To be compelled by duty, obligation or desirability |
| ROAM | Memory burdened by amnesia's beginning to wander (4) |
| EXERCISED | First lady beset by duty, Democrat vexed |
| POINTOFHONOUR | Scruple caused by duty, self-respect, etc |
| STUDIOUSLY | Poor soul consumed by duty is working diligently (10) |
| EXERCISER | Queen trapped by duty? Right, this may give her strength |
| TOTHEMAX | Fully love those people overwhelmed by duty (2,3,3) |
| DUTIFUL | Conscientious, or motivated by duty rather than desire |
| EXERCISE | Worry king’s trapped by duty |
| AXIOM | Man burdened by tool briefly, a saw |
| CLOTHE | Ambassador burdened by silly robe |
| BEARINGUP | Remaining cheerful though burdened by while climbing (7,2) |
| LADEN | Burdened by molten lead bearing (5) |
| OPPRESSUS | Burdened by fate and bitter fall: fortuna casuque ____ acerbo, Cat. 68.1 |
| ILLSAY | Always burdened by misfortunes? Absolutely right! |
| HADACROSSTOBARE | Was burdened by trouble, but at least you could strip off a little? |
| RID | ___ of; no longer burdened by |
