| ANNUAL | The very book for every New Year. (6) |
| ENTAIL | Demand leads for every new dog |
| BALL | ___ drop (Times Square event every New Year's Eve) |
| DINNERFORONE | 1963 TV sketch starring Freddie Frinton, repeated every New Year's Eve in German-speaking countries |
| PAPERBACK | Book for every graduate in group (9) |
| PSALTER | Religious book for every confined sailor (7) |
| GENIUS | Brilliance leads to generating every new idea unusually speedily (6) |
| PENCIL | Writer starts to plagiarise every new chapter in library (6) |
| ENRICH | Every new restaurant investor certainly hopes starters make money |
| END | The aim is to write the initials of every new designer (3) |
| ALIFETIME | See 6D, Unrivalled opportunity every new-born child has (3,6,2,1,8) |
| THECHANCEOF | & 11Dn. Unrivalled opportunity every new-born child has (3,6,2,1,8) |
| GUIDE | Might hire one at every new city on tour |
| INSISTENT | Forceful in relation to every new thing, on all fronts (9) |
| ENVIRON | Surround tops of every new villa with metal (7) |
| ENSUE | At first every new student union election gets result (5) |
| OCTET | Surprisingly content to ignore every new music group |
| ENNUI | Every new notion's uninspiring if this begins? |
| FATE | Some people scoff at every new idea - it's inevitable! (4) |
| WHAT | That which every new hat has |
