| ENRICHED | Was enhanced by abundant energy in the end (8) |
| BOOTLEGGER | One's standing was enhanced by drink in prohibition days (10) |
| BOUNTIFUL | Abundant energy taken from nut biofuel that's processed (9) |
| PLENTEOUS | Abundant energy, energy not wasted in advantage |
| TANTALUS | One who couldn't eat or drink tea loses energy, in the end skin and bone (8) |
| SOUPEDUP | Like a car with performance enhanced by oxtail? (6-2) |
| SYMPHONY | Stop-start review of my copy lacks energy in The Musical Composition (8) |
| INDUCTOR | Electronic component that stores energy in the form of a magnetic field (8) |
| DREAMING | Doctor with energy in the morning in Gateshead fantasising |
| CAFFEINE | Accountant at party, one in Germany, brings energy in the form of stimulant |
| EFFECT | Weak, lacking energy in the end: catching cold the result? |
| ENTREATED | Begged to get satisfaction with energy, in the end (9) |
| TRAVAIL | Labour Party losing energy in the end (7) |
| CYBORG | Empty copy right in mire, being enhanced by technology |
| CHRISTMASTREES | Streets charm is enhanced by them in December (9,5) |
| CHAKRA | Word, from Sanskrit for "circle, wheel", in allusion to the wheel of time or dharma, for any one of the vortexes of spiritual energy in the body, each assigned a unique colour (6) |
| PARSNIPS | Standard easy achievements not enhanced by fine words? |
| TOPPING | First-class fare may be enhanced by its addition (7) |
| UMAMI | Taste enhanced by shrimp paste |
| DEITY | Amateur work regularly enhanced by letters from film goddess (5) |
