| REJECTION | Refusal - treatment as worthless (9) |
| SANATORIA | Hospitals give treatment as a ration (9) |
| INELASTIC | Cites nail treatment as rigid (9) |
| HERBALIST | One providing simple treatment as dog run over in robbery |
| TRUMPERY | Word, from "cheat, deceit, fraud, trick", for actions, talk or trinkets that are superficially or deceptively splendid, but intrinsically as worthless and tawdry as a proverbial gold brick (8) |
| GENERICDRUG | Cheaper treatment, as a rule |
| CANE | Acne treatment as punishment (4) |
| DEFLECT | Fled to develop shock treatment as sidetrack (7) |
| COMBINGOUT | Shock treatment as bishop announcing gayness hides (7,3) |
| ATASTEOFONESOWNMEDICINE | Harsh treatment as revenge |
| THERAPEUTIC | Picture heat treatment as possibly this |
| ASTONISH | Given treatment, as host in shock |
| PANGOLIN | In agony, long for treatment as anteater |
| LASER | Large ears reshaped ? such treatment as benefits looker (5) |
| ABSTRACTION | Sailor's extensive treatment as a concept (11) |
| MEDICAL | Claimed free treatment as a result of this (7) |
| FANCIFUL | Adherent initially considered one flu treatment as unrealistic |
| BUTCHERY | Savage treatment, as yet unknown by dear Parisian |
| FARED | Had treatment as turned out |
| ABUSE | Cruel treatment, as suffered by Hollyoaks' Cleo McQueen (5) |
