|  | COUNTEDOUT | Nobleman upset due to being excluded from activity (7,3) | 
|  | LOCKEDOUT | Opened in opposition to being excluded from work (6,3) | 
|  | BARD | Poet heard to being excluded (4) | 
|  | ETIOLATING | I let go Tina as her plant was being excluded from light (10) | 
|  | TONGUETIED | Get in due to being unable to speak (6-4) | 
|  | HERBBENNET | One of the names for wood avens, a plant of shady forested areas and hedgerows that can be a nuisance to gardeners due to being a self-seeder (4,6) | 
|  | REDUNDANCY | Crude Danny suffers dismissal due to being superfluous (10) | 
|  | RESIDUE | Is left to regret being excluded from the side, perhaps (7) | 
|  | BEYONDDISPUTE | Certainly upset, due to spy in bed (6,7) | 
|  | KINETIC | Those nearest us mention getting upset due to motion | 
|  | AGGRIEVE | Upset due to endless trouble one day before | 
|  | CAPSIZE | Upset due to the bigness of one's head? (7) | 
|  | AVERT | Prevent detail initially being excluded from publicity | 
|  | OUTOFTHERUNNING | No longer managing, being excluded from the succession | 
|  | EAGER | Impatient with being excluded from online betting? | 
|  | FOMO | Anxiety about being excluded from the fun, for short | 
|  | LEAN | It's hard being excluded from Mrs Sprat's diet | 
|  | SOFTBALL | Women-only sport that returns for Tokyo after being excluded from the 2012 and 2016 Games | 
|  | REST | From "league, mile", in reference to a distance after which one may pause, a word for relief from activity or labour; sleep; or, repose of death (4) | 
|  | RESTS | Word, from "leagues, miles", in reference to distances after which people reposed, for breaks, halts or pauses from activity or work (5) |