| MOUNTFUJI | Virtually jump into unit of lively Asian Summit (4,5) |
| TAIWAN | I want a lively Asian destination (6) |
| KILOBYTE | Heard killer bite into unit of computer memory |
| INTERFERE | Step into unit in rent-free conditions (9) |
| INTUITION | Somehow I know I have to get into unit occupation (9) |
| VICEVERSA | Immorality at centre of lively servicemen's association? Quite the opposite (4,5) |
| OCTILLION | Twist at start of lively dance for a very large number |
| CHOPSOCKY | Jumps into swaggering film genre, critically |
| ONTIME | Chap briefly called into unit when expected (2,4) |
| ATTONCE | Poet's straightaway polled about going into unit |
| RATTLE | The crackling of paper; a dice-box; a maraca- or shaker-like toy for a baby; the rings of a pit-viper's tail; or, a spell of lively chattering (6) |
| HUSTLE | A type of lively disco dance with a variety of steps (6) |
| INSTITUTION | Converting it into units for hospital, perhaps |
| SCHERZI | School where, at The Centre in Czech Republic, leader of insurrection produces a number of lively movements (7) |
| RAGS | Word for tattered dull old clothes but also vibrant syncopated melodies of early jazz, boisterous student events or outbursts of lively horseplay (4) |
| FRAY | A scene of lively action (4) |
| FRESHEGG | New delivery of lively English horse (5,3) |
| SPORTY | Capable of lively response to spry manoeuvres (6) |
| STEELYARDS | They weigh horses, restraining flanks of lively Arab (10) |
| IVES | American composer of lively dances, all but the first recorded |
