| INCONVENIENCE | Minor disruption or nuisance (13) |
| UPHEAVAL | Disruption or sudden upset (3) |
| BLIP | Minor disruption |
| BIND | A tendril of the honeysuckle, hop, morning glory or other twiner; a musical tie; a statutory constraint; or, any bore, difficulty, impasse or nuisance that enfetters, hampers or restrains (4) |
| BOTHER | From "annoy, deafen, noise", a petty trouble or nuisance; the person or thing causing the fuss; or, an interjection of irritation at said ado (6) |
| HASSLE | Inconvenience or nuisance (6) |
| PEST | Plague or nuisance |
| PUBLIC | The sort of people who are not very private, such as servants or nuisances (6) |
| ADVERTISEMENT | Commercial vines met trade disruption (13) |
| INTRUSIVENESS | Disruption, nosiness (13) |
| IMPRESSIONIST | Media is into disruption, supporting one Frenchman - Monet, perhaps (13) |
| WILDCATSTRIKE | It clawed skirt calamitously prompting unexpected disruption (7,6) |
| INNOTIMEATALL | Total mainline disruption soon |
| HOLIDAYMAKERS | Irksomely had a disruption from tourists (7-6) |
| SERENDIPITOUS | See disruption unfortunately discovered by accident |
| GENERATIONGAP | Power station disruption is a problem for the family unit |
| TELLMEANOTHER | All meet after disruption, one woman excepted? I don't believe it (4,2,7) |
| DOUBLEPARKING | Two at a time stopping vehicles and causing traffic disruption, perhaps? |
| CAROUSES | Revels riotously or causes disruption (8) |
| ORGANISM | Being in minor gas disruption? |
