| SODALL | Love pill, a dose's somewhat uplifting (3,3) |
| ORGANIC | Natural magic in a grotto, somewhat uplifting (7) |
| INNIT | Moonlight in Nice somewhat uplifting, don't you agree, mate? |
| TAB | Versatile word with meanings including an aerofoil, a bill, a cigarette, a collar insignia, a dose of LSD, a flap, a fob, a loop of a theatrical curtain, the drape itself, musical notation, a pill, a |
| PELLET | A little ball; a small rounded boss, mass or pill; a piece of shot or lightweight bullet; or, an owl's cast (6) |
| POTION | One regularly taking cannabis before a dose of medicine (6) |
| ATTACK | Soak one with a dose of physic down the throat (6) |
| AVENGE | Dish out a dose of own medicine in Whitehaven General? (6) |
| TABLET | Time after chart showed a dose of medicine (6) |
| HIDING | A dose of corporal punishment given in secret (6) |
| DRENCH | Thoroughly soak one with a dose of physic (6) |
| HIT | Word for a find originally, later a success; a strike of a ball, target or anything else; a witticism; a lucky chance; a single visit to a website; or, a dose of a narcotic (3) |
| DOSE | A pill a day, say |
| MORALITYPLAY | A drama created by PM swallowing pill a Tory doctored? (8,4) |
| GOLFBALL | Pill a driver must take on his rounds |
| SAD | Blue pills a doctor provides (3) |
| MEDICATE | Treat with pills a doctor swallowed (8) |
| DRAUGHT | A current of cool air; a quantity drunk in one breath; a catch of fish; depth of water needed to float a ship; a sketch; or, a dose of medicine (7) |
| ADRENALINE | A boring type rejected a dose of cocaine as stimulant |
| DEADASADODO | Do add a dose - a shot - and absolutely no more |
