| BACKLASH | Support flogging for a violent reaction |
| MAGNIFICAT | FT 1ac: "Nag I'm flogging for a song" (10) |
| NEST | Stirring one up causes a violent reaction (7,4) |
| HORNETS | Stirring one up causes a violent reaction (7,4) |
| HORNETSNEST | (Stir up a) violent reaction |
| PUSHTOOFAR | Put Up, Up and Away under film, raising tempo initially, and cause a violent reaction (4,3,3) |
| WALLOP | A word for a horse's sprint or for a violent boiling/bubbling motion originally, later a heavy blow; a plunge; a forceful impression; financial or physical power; a pugilist's ability to deliver a har |
| RAIN | As forecast by Bob Dylan, we got a flogging for what'd nally fall before the fall! (4,4) |
| HARD | As forecast by Bob Dylan, we got a flogging for what'd nally fall before the fall! (4,4) |
| AUCTION | Instance of flogging for all to see in hostilities (7) |
| FLAGELLATING | Flogging (for religious discipline) (12) |
| TERMAGANT | Man target for a violent deity (9) |
| SAFEBLOWER | Secure telephone for a violent robber (4-6) |
| TEMPEST | Name another term for a violent storm (7) |
| THRUST | Hour spent in custody for a violent push (6) |
| PADDEDCELL | Room for a violent prisoner |
| HOOD | Covering for a violent criminal (4) |
| STORM | Violent reaction to Mrs Mix in a teacup (5) |
| THUG | What common word for a violent bully originated in India and was applied to worshipers of Kali, who |
| PUNCHUP | Violent reaction when drink's increased in price? |
