| RETINAE | Sense organ, erect, capturing extremes of excitement in other sense organs (7) |
| DUFF | Northern dialect for dough, thus flour pudding boiled in a bag; or, in other senses, a word for coal dust, leaf litter, the buttocks/rump or something broken/useless (4) |
| PARK | Word for a space occupied by artillery or wagons, hence a verb for "halt and leave a vehicle"; or, in other senses, an estate's pleasure ground, a public garden or a playground (4) |
| NARK | From Romany for "nose", word for a police spy or informer; or, in other senses, a complainer, expert, fault-finder, pick-thank or spoilsport (4) |
| BOREDOM | A distinct lack of excitement in Bedroom Farce (7) |
| ANTHILL | A new Romeo leaves feeling of excitement in colony (7) |
| DUELLER | Little bit of excitement in rather boring fighter (7) |
| UNDERGO | Experience start of excitement in renovated ground (7) |
| AGITATO | Indication of excitement in bars? (7) |
| JIMJAMS | A state of excitement, in nightwear |
| ALLCAPS | Indication of excitement in an e-mail |
| ANTENNA | Sense organ in Morgan? Ten narrate too much! (7) |
| EARACHE | Pain in a sense organ (7) |
| FEELERS | Insect sense organs |
| FACTION | Female wants excitement in party group (7) |
| STIRSUP | Causes excitement in prison with drink (5,2) |
| TENSION | Excitement in the air |
| SLOBBER | Show excitement, in a way |
| HOTSPOT | Kitty pursues sexual excitement in fashionable nightclub? |
| PEAL | Sound of bells, source of excitement in friend (4) |
