| INGRAIN | It's inherent in cereal (7) |
| NATURAL | It is inherent in one to be a certainty (7) |
| CONATUS | A natural tendency inherent in a body to develop itself; an attempt. (7) |
| SINCERE | Frank comes across raisins in cereal (7) |
| DECODER | Prize in cereal boxes, back in the day |
| CIRCLES | Groups of friends or young literary buffs; circus rings; or, shape forming patterns in cereal crops and associated with magic (7) |
| DORMICE | Rodents make mess originally in cereal |
| THIAMIN | Vitamin in cereals, beans, etc |
| ASSUCH | With respect to its inherent nature (2,4) |
| KINETICENERGY | Power inherent in a moving object (7,6) |
| IMMANENT | It's inherent when I am a person in front of a hospital department (8) |
| INTRINSIC | Isn't in credit, one might put it, but it's inherent (9) |
| MASS | Word, from "lump of dough, barley loaf" and maybe related to "knead, effleurage", for any quantity of matter or stuff; or, its inherent inertia, laziness or resistance to being moved (4) |
| CHI | In Chinese medicine, the life force inherent in all things (3) |
| HARDSELL | Definite deception inherent in strong promotion (4,4) |
| MORTALITY | Death rate inherent in the human condition (9) |
| TIC | Nervous response inherent in politics |
| MESH | Crossed wires inherent in Dome shambles |
| ELAN | Style inherent in jewel antique (4) |
| ANNEXE | Be inherent in something (6) |
