| SOLELY | It's shrewd to stifle a triumphant cry on one's own |
| ALPHA | A triumphant cry on clinching record |
| SHOULDER | You sometimes might want to cry on one (8) |
| MIDDAY | Easy for one in the library to stifle a 4 (6) |
| BITEONESLIP | Best line I worked out about old provocation principally is to stifle a comment? (4,4,3) |
| WOO | With 22-Across, a triumphant cry |
| WISELY | It's shrewd to get out of the way thus |
| CRAFTY | It's shrewd to shout about being behind |
| WISEACRE | It's shrewd to care about one professing sagacity (8) |
| EUREKA | From "I have found", Archimedes' legendary triumphant cry on discovering the means of determining by specific gravity the proportion of base metal in Hiero's golden crown, hence a word for a brilliant |
| ITSHERE | Triumphant cry on checking the mailbox |
| IMADEIT | Triumphant cry on Everest |
| FANDANCE | Could it be a triumphant caper by a sporting enthusiast? (3,5) |
| FLYHALF | Shrewd to have a small beer on the rugby field (3,4) |
| ACUTE | It's shrewd, when following an A sharp (5) |
| ELECTROCUTE | Choose jurors in the middle - it's shrewd and will give them a shock |
| NATASHA | She repels Nick with a triumphant laugh (7) |
| YAH | "Boo" follower, in a triumphant shout |
| AVIATOR | Pilot, say, a triumphant sort given area for first of celebrations (7) |
| MIC | It may be dropped at the end of a triumphant performance |
