| IDENTIFIED | International study bound to enthral if discovered (10) |
| AWEINSPIRING | Stupendous ace, with energy in victory, bound to enthral one (3-9) |
| DESKDIARY | A bureau-, office- or study-bound logbook or tome in which to record one's workday appointments and notes - a large descendant of the commercial pocket organiser invented by John Letts (4,5) |
| OFFSITE | Spoiling of set, if discovered away from workplace (7) |
| BOUNDS | Out of which pupils may be punished, if discovered (6) |
| PHENOMENON | Amazing person spreading new hope to enthral dissenters (10) |
| PRIMAFACIE | Demure ace with visage to enthral one initially before detailed examination |
| SPEEDCHESS | Talks will enthral daughter beginning to study game of strategy |
| WUNDERKIND | Fewer than 1,000 instruments will enthral Mozart? (10) |
| LIBRARIAN | Sign managed to enthral international book curator (9) |
| SHANKAR | Performer at 10 25 of what a Turk might do to enthral his capital, briefly? (4,7) |
| RAVI | Performer at 10 25 of what a Turk might do to enthral his capital, briefly? (4,7) |
| RENDITION | Right form of book to enthral any number in translation (9) |
| TUNNELLER | Mole, a musician getting ready to enthral a king's mistress? (9) |
| BEWITCH | To enthral a malicious woman we held back (7) |
| CINEASTES | Unorthodox scenarist with no right to enthral European film buffs (9) |
| ORION | Stars working to enthral Olympic city |
| EPIGRAMS | Witty sayings of sir, page recycled to enthral maiden (8) |
| JUVENAL | Satirist's young works lacking ability at heart to enthral, ultimately (7) |
| SPAIN | Country failing to enthral father |