| TURBO | Lead-in to boost |
| RINGER | Athlete brought in to boost a team |
| QUERCETIN | Yellow pigment in plants used in food to boost immunity (9) |
| NVIDIA | Company Trump wanted to break up to boost competition in AI chip market. (6) |
| EGOMASSAGES | Flatters in order to boost self-esteem |
| ROBOTS | Androids like Kryten in Red Dwarf right to boost again (6) |
| TOURDEFRANCE | Event first held in 1903 to boost the sales of a sporting newspaper |
| MEADOW | Water -; painted by John Constable and described by Thomas Hardy, a type of grassland once subject to seasonal flooding or "floating" to boost its hay/crops (6) |
| EGOTRIP | Something undertaken to boost or draw attention to a person's own image or appraisal of themselves (3,4) |
| TOOKAHAND | Joined in the drive to boost employment? (4,1,4) |
| DAVIDGULPILIL | Dancer-actor devoted, down to wearing hat to boost film's content (5,8) |
| GLUGGED | Stored bait in liquid attractor to boost flavour (7) |
| POWERHOUSE | Strategic programme designed to boost connectivity between cities in key UK region (8,10,4) |
| RAIL | Strategic programme designed to boost connectivity between cities in key UK region (8,10,4) |
| AUGMENT | Maybe Sally holds Meg back to start to boost |
| SEEYA | Got to run state banks to boost approval? (3,2) |
| CHAIRLIFT | Church tune to boost conveyance (9) |
| PEPTALK | Speech designed to boost morale (3,4) |
| PENANCE | First plan to boost less high penalty (7) |
| ONETICKET | All it takes to boost your insurance rates |
