| ATPERIL | In danger of causing a triple crash |
| LOITER | Stand about idly with the intention of causing a delay in work or to commit a crime (6) |
| STORMS | Fumes capable of causing a lot of damage |
| DISPERSIBLE | Aspirin, sort of causing a blip in one's desires (11) |
| AFTERSHAVE | Sweets possess a means of causing a smell (10) |
| TEASPOON | Opens to a knock from one of those capable of causing quite a stir (8) |
| CREATION | A word for the act of causing, coining, composing, conceiving or constructing; a concoction; the cosmos; or, a conspicuous costume (8) |
| JETSAM | A portion of a ship's cargo thrown overboard to lighten its load when in danger of sinking (6) |
| ALLERGEN | General, after drinking a bit of liquor, produces material capable of causing bodily harm (8) |
| APOPLEXY | Fit of infuriation in danger of bursting a blood vessel (8) |
| GREMLIN | Imp accused of causing mechanical troubles in aircraft (7) |
| EVILEYE | Supposed power of causing harm by a look (4,3) |
| TOXIC | A ___ substance is poisonous and capable of causing injury or death. |
| HARMFUL | Causing or capable of causing harm (7) |
| DEEDEE | Weatherfield lawyer in danger of being drawn into a shady world by a colleague (3-3,6) |
| BAILEY | Weatherfield lawyer in danger of being drawn into a shady world by a colleague (3-3,6) |
| STACEY | Married name of EastEnders character accused of causing Ruby Allen's miscarriage (6,6) |
| FOWLER | Married name of EastEnders character accused of causing Ruby Allen's miscarriage (6,6) |
| SPLITENDS | Drunken slip has a habit of causing damage to locks (5,4) |
| ASNERNEARSSNARE | "Lou Grant" star is in danger of falling into a trap? |
