| TIREOF | Lose interest in (something) |
| LETONESELFGO | Act in an uninhibited manner - lose interest in one's appearance (3,7,2) |
| FLAG | Lose interest in standard (4) |
| GOCOLDON | Lose interest in (2,4,2) |
| GOOFFTHEDEEPEND | Lose interest in a certain water feature and express one's anger (2,3,3,4,3) |
| SOWFEAR | Cause widespread concern wife will lose interest in rocket (3,4) |
| TIRADE | Lose interest in describing left-leaning lawyer's long angry speech (6) |
| WITHSTAND | Brave comic ultimately loses interest in script (9) |
| TIRESOF | Loses interest in |
| SATIRES | Oddly, Shaw loses interest in humorous works |
| LEFFE | Paris engineer loses interest in return of Belgian beer (5) |
| GROWSOUTOF | Loses interest in missing mushrooms first (5,3,2) |
| RENAISSANCE | Revival of or renewed interest in something |
| STAKEHOLDER | One with an interest (in something) |
| ZEAL | Great interest in something |
| AVID | Having a strong interest in something |
| DROOL | Show extreme interest in something |
| INTO | Taking an active and lively interest (in something) (4) |
| CLUB | A circle, set or society of people with a mutual interest in something, such as literature, tennis or wine; or, a brass, mashie, putter or spoon (4) |
| OUTGROW | To stop having an interest in something as one matures (7) |
