| ZEROINON | To direct all one's attention to one thing (4,2,2) |
| ZEROIN | ___ on (direct all of your attention to) |
| CAST | Direct all the actors in a play (4) |
| INTENT | Giving all one's attention to when camping out (6) |
| WRAPPEDUPIN | Giving all one's attention to, while kept warm by (7,2,2) |
| BASSVIOL | Graduate to ship six back to draw attention to one deserving a big bow, perhaps (4,4) |
| LISTENER | He pays attention to one's note sent in to railway company (8) |
| METAPHOR | Figure of speech in which an expression applied to one thing is used to designate another |
| SINGULAR | Referring to one thing (8) |
| PHUBBING | Informal term for ignoring others in order to pay attention to one's phone (8) |
| LISTENIN | Give one's attention to a sound (6,2) |
| LISTENED | Gave one's attention to a sound (8) |
| ENGROSS | To produce a legal document is to take all one's attention (7) |
| LOSEIT | Blow one's top to draw attention to one dropped in set (4,2) |
| ANTI | Person opposed to one thing, or everything (4) |
| CONCENTRATED | Wholly directed to one thing (12) |
| ISAY | How British draw attention to one, for example (1,3) |
| IGNORE | Deliberately pay no attention to one rig-out (6) |
| NOTE | Pay attention to one on the staff (4) |
| TAKECENTERSTAGE | Draw attention to one self |
