| INTEGER | Number in computer support, for instance, having little hesitation providing mathematical quantity |
| BUNKUM | Bed, with little hesitation, providing nonsense (6) |
| ITHELP | Computer support, for short |
| CRAFTS | A great number in Computer Science have skills (6) |
| INT | Whole number in computer programming |
| IONIUM | Charge one with hesitation providing radioactive isotope (6) |
| GEORDIE | I'd come back in with Bush, for instance, having lost good fellow from north-east England (7) |
| RURALIST | It's got nothing to do with Chicago, for instance, having Number One produced by a lover of country (8) |
| WHINE | Voice discontent with Bordeaux, for instance, having added gas (5) |
| SAGGY | Drooping, for instance, having to carry goods |
| MUMMER | Three maidens having little hesitation in ensnaring university actor |
| SUPERUSER | Country in South America having little hesitation getting control of system |
| INTEGRAL | Mathematical quantity: some number in it turning huge |
| TILLER | Shoot to get money box, having little hesitation |
| INFORMER | Like school pupil having little hesitation to be a sneak |
| PANDEMONIUM | Criticise devil, one having little hesitation creating havoc |
| STET | Ignore crossing thoroughfare, having little hesitation backing out |
| DAMPER | Having little hesitation to act as a check (6) |
| WITHER | Having little hesitation to decline (6) |
| LOGARITHM | "Record power" encapsulates most of this curious mathematical quantity (9) |
