| GRIPEWATER | Medicine for child having a temperature put in jug with clasp (5,5) |
| PAINT | Father at home with the start of a temperature - put a coat on (5) |
| ITCHIER | In jug with no opening for parole, one's increasingly irritated (7) |
| INMATE | One put in jug, at home, Paraguayan beverage |
| SACK | Temperature put out by chimney fire |
| PLASTICMAC | Garment with clasp, it modified back projection (7,3) |
| KIDNAPPING | Making off with child having forty winks? (10) |
| AFTERWARDS | Sweet child having guardian locked up later (10) |
| OOPSADAISY | Encouragement to child having tripped, given soda: so I pay, foolishly (4-1-5) |
| RINGBINDER | Folder with clasps (4-6) |
| SANDMAN | Enter ___ 1991 Metallica song that has a scary music video featuring a child having a nightmare |
| KIDNAP | Steal from a child having a snooze (6) |
| PILEATE | Surge in sign of life, having a temperature (7) |
| FISH | Oscar, for example, having a temperature, always lost (4) |
| HOTBATHS | Having a temperature, the odd beauty discovers the limits of holidays in relaxing warm places (3,5) |
| ATTIRED | Having a temperature and lacking energy, but got up |
| EWER | A large jug with a wide mouth, formerly used for carrying water (4) |
| FEVERISH | Having a temperature above 100 degrees |
| COURTPLASTER | Dressing can be torture with clasp awkwardly positioned |
| SPORRAN | Hung with clasp or ranchman's cord by Scot (7) |
