| EGOTRIP | What makes one feel more able, say, to put up rent |
| TELL | Instruct student to put up rent (4) |
| LEDGE | Shown the way, say, to put up shelf |
| TEARS | Around second half of year, put up rents (5) |
| STORED | Moved to cellar, say, to put in second kind of wine (6) |
| INTERFERER | Frees up rent for one who sticks his oar in (10) |
| ENNUI | What makes one tired and fed up of drunken nuisance? (5) |
| STUBBORN | Getting the butt before birth is what makes one de ant to the death! (8) |
| DRESSCODE | It may be smart, say, to put oil on fish eggs at first (5,4) |
| WEIGH | A route, they say, to put in the balance (5) |
| REINSTATE | Will pull in, you say, to put back (9) |
| REMARK | Say to put another sign on (6) |
| PHRASE | Wears thin, some say, to put something into words (6) |
| PILL | Parking in a bad way - if it makes one feel better, I wouldn't say no to it (4) |
| SOLACES | One's following the sun: it makes one feel better |
| DEEPDEPRESSION | What a big recess makes one feel? (4,10) |
| SALIVA | Aid to digestion makes one feel alive, briefly, in South Africa (6) |
| REDDEN | Changing colors: What a person's cheeks become as he feels more and more embarrassed (or what a baby's bottom becomes if his diaper rash is getting worse) |
| SOFTENER | Substance to make fabric feel more gentle (8) |
| SUBTLER | More able to make fine distinctions (7) |