| GAUCHE | Unsophisticated and socially awkward (6) |
| COUSIN | Unsophisticated and provincial person somehow producing continuous cry (7,6) |
| COUNTRY | Unsophisticated and provincial person somehow producing continuous cry (7,6) |
| GREEN | Unsophisticated and jealous (5) |
| SNOBBY | Son, smart and socially pretentious |
| MISFIT | Socially awkward type (6) |
| GAGGED | Socially awkward person, swallowing eg the wrong way, choked (6) |
| RIGHTO | Agreed, not entirely trendy and socially aware (6) |
| RIGHTON | Trendy and socially aware resort's needing no introduction |
| HONESTWORK | *Labour that's respectable and socially useful |
| IMPROMPTU | I am on time and socially acceptable without any preparation |
| SETATEASE | Make unembarrassed and socially happy by friendliness (3,2,4) |
| INERT | Lazy and socially inept sort snubbed in heart of site (5) |
| DEVELOPING | Classification of countries that are becoming more economically and socially advanced (10) |
| NERD | One seen as boring, studious, socially awkward and introverted (6) |
| MARYBENNET | The socially-awkward sister with the fewest prospects in Jane Austen's novel Pride and Prejudice (4,6) |
| GONEWRONG | Animated film about a socially awkward kid and his malfunctioning robot (3'1,4,5) |
| RONS | Animated film about a socially awkward kid and his malfunctioning robot (3'1,4,5) |
| SPAZ | Socially awkward sort |
| GAUCHERIE | Socially awkward acts - huge Erica (anag) (9) |
