| SALVOS | Rounds of applause |
| HANDS | Rounds of applause |
| OVATIONS | Rounds of applause |
| KARAOKENIGHT | Event with rounds and rounds of applause |
| SLOWCLAP | Sparse start of some rounds of applause |
| KARAOKEBAR | Place with rounds and rounds of applause |
| JAZZHANDS | Rounds of applause for the Utah players? |
| CLAPS | A hundred rounds of applause (5) |
| STANDINGOVATIONS | Emphatic rounds of applause |
| SHAKEHANDS | Greet second fish with rounds of applause (5,5) |
| FARMHANDS | Distant rounds of applause welcoming 1,000 agricultural workers (9) |
| HAND | Bunch of bananas; a pointer on the face of an analogue clock; a round of applause; or, a bridge player and the set of cards they hold (4) |
| ENDS | Extremities of the lengths of things such as lametta, paper chains, Sellotape, streamers, string, tinsel, wrapping paper etc; oddments; or, in curling, rounds of play on the rinks (4) |
| TREADMILLS | Wearisome rounds of pieces of exercise equipment |
| EUCHRE | Game of cards before doing the rounds of University College Hospital |
| BROWNING | Which World War II US make of heavy machine gun fires about 500 rounds of ammunition per minute? (8) |
| AYEAYESIR | I heard broadcast doing the rounds, of course, of what mate said to his boss (3,3,3) |
| BEETLE | Beat on the radio doing the rounds of Lake Tahoe produced by one of The Cars (6) |
| CUTTER | A ship's jollyboat-like service vessel; a tailor who scissors cloth; a utensil for pressing out rounds of biscuit dough; or, a pig of a size between baconer and porker (6) |
| TRICKS | Sequences of cards in eg bridge and whist that form single rounds of play (6) |
