| STANDPAT | Tolerate Irishman and refuse to change (5,3) |
| TURNDOWN | Decline to go below, and refuse to listen (4,4) |
| STORMJIB | Rage and refuse to go under sail (5,3) |
| STANDOUT | Make an impression and refuse to agree (5,3) |
| INDENIAL | Dial nine in a panic, and refuse to accept what's happened (2,6) |
| SITTIGHT | How an intoxicated person may take seat and refuse to move' (3,5) |
| APTITUDE | Fitness required when that Irishman and I form a duet (8) |
| DISSENTS | Sid's upset about being told to go and refuses to agree (8) |
| PACIFIST | One opposes violence and refuses to take part in war (8) |
| SURPRISE | Stun work superiors and refuse oxygen (8) |
| DISALLOW | I'd turn a sickly colour and refuse permission |
| SEWERAGE | A system or provision of drains for carrying off waste water and refuse from houses (8) |
| RIOTACT | From 1715 to 1967, what made it a felony in Britain for more than 12 people to gather and refuse to disperse? (4,3) |
| STANDFAST | Leap to one's feet and refuse to move |
| STRIKE | Respond to a bite... and refuse to work? (6) |
| GOLDENEYE | Listen to score and refuse to spy theme |
| WHEELIEBIN | Women from part of Wellington and Ireland mostly come together and refuse to move from here? (7,3) |
| RIDEUP | Move to a higher position and refuse to obey those in power (4,2) |
| ABSTAIN | Remain endlessly in a place to store wine and refuse to vote (7) |
| RISEUP | Move to a higher position and refuse to obey those in power (4,2) |
