| DRYCELL | No drink allowed by political group is a source of power (3,4) |
| DRAMA | For example, no drink's allowed at first (5) |
| KEYBOARD | Important management group is a source of notes? (8) |
| BATTERY | Device containing one or more dry-cells as a source of power; series of cages for egg-laying hens; set of cooking utensils; or, a marching percussion ensemble (7) |
| DRIBLET | Small amount of drink allowed after prison sentence is over |
| REACTOR | One of the clergy ___ inwardly a source of power (7) |
| BAPTIST | One advocating dunking bread is limited by having no drink |
| DECORUM | A month with no drink in proper form (7) |
| PHAETON | Transport from local with no drink served up |
| OVERTON | Window much referred to by political analysts when discussing the limits of mainstream views? (7) |
| TRAFFIC | Something creative to be reviewed by political party, I see, that identifies cause of congestion |
| OCTOPUS | Month with no drink upset army type! |
| ORGANIC | Bargain, cor! But no drinks counter. Could be vital! (7) |
| ENGINE | Word for cunning/skill originally, later a weapon of war; a machine, such as a locomotive, as a source of power; or, any agent to effect a purpose (6) |
| CAUCASUS | Since absorbed by political group in part of Europe |
| PARITY | Egalitarian goal, one accepted by political group (6) |
| PARTYSPIRIT | Convivial bonhomie shown by political group? (5-6) |
| PARTLY | To some extent, Liberal leader was accepted by political group (6) |
| REFERENDA | Whistle-blower briefly backed by political group gets popular votes (9) |
| ALLYL | In organic chemistry, an ____ group is a vinyl group attached to a methylene bridge, and is named after the Latin for garlic |
