| BUGABOO | Source of continual fear |
| THORNINONESSIDE | Source of continual irritation |
| IRRITANT | A source of continual annoyance |
| THORNINTHEFLESH | Source of continual annoyance |
| SUNDAYS | No way have a period of continual ice-cream treats by the sound of it. (3,2,1,5,2,7) |
| NOTINAMONTHOF | No way have a period of continual ice-cream treats by the sound of it. (3,2,1,5,2,7) |
| FLUX | State of continual change |
| INSISTENCE | Importunity, the making of continual demands (10) |
| THEJONESES | Objects of continual comparison |
| INCESSANT | Instances of continual variation (9) |
| RUNNINGSORE | Continual source of aggravation (7,4) |
| RATRACE | A continual round of hectic and futile activity as a feature of urban working life (3,4) |
| INFLUX | A continual stream of people |
| NONSTOP | Continual shifting of pontoons, nonetheless (3-4) |
| INOCULANT | Continual development of vaccine? |
| SPIRALS | The continual rounds of wage increases? (7) |
| USER | Continual enjoyment of a right (4) |
| ANERGIA | In psychiatry, a continual feeling of tiredness |
| COUCHPOTATO | A continual watcher of TV, videos, etc (5,6) |
| SWITHIN | Saxon bishop of Winchester whose anger at being exhumed is said to have caused continual rain for 40 days and 40 nights (either spelling) (7) |
