| LATERISER | Many a teenager, whenever possible |
| HIGHSCHOOLER | Many a teenager |
| CRIMINAL | These classes are held inside whenever possible (8) |
| RATSNEST | Metaphor for a messy place, such as many a teenager's bedroom |
| OILY | Like many a teenager's skin |
| MESS | Many a teenager's room, to mom |
| MESSY | Like many a teenager's room |
| SPURT | A short burst or sudden gush, be it activity, effort, a final dash, a jet of liquid, speed or a teenager's height (5) |
| TWEEN | Word describing a child aged 10-12, too old to be a child but too young to be a teenager (5) |
| SPOTTY | Suffering as a teenager, son a target for infants? |
| DISIGNATE | Name a rude sign a teenager comprehends (9) |
| NOID | One reason a bar may bar a teenager |
| ADOLESCENT | A welfare measure: Perfume for a teenager? (10) |
| SHELTON | As a teenager she was accepted as a singer with Ambrose & His Orchestra and was the first to sing th |
| GLUE | Art supply eaten as a kid and sniffed as a teenager |
| DEAREVANHANSEN | 2017 Tony-winning musical about a teenager with a social anxiety disorder: 3 wds. |
| FAME | 1980 teen musical drama in which Laura Dean plays a teenager who gets accepted in a performance art school |
| INBABYSITTING | Adventures ___ 1987 comedy film starring Elisabeth Shue about a teenager getting in trouble while looking after some kids for a night: 2 wds. |
| ESTATE | Whilst walking through Haverfordwest, a teenager was hit by a large car (6) |
| TEENWOLF | 1985 film starring Michael J. Fox as a teenager who discovers he's a lycanthrope (4,4) |
