| Maximum number of party attendees, perhaps |
| Snag — trap |
| Parody — show with striptease? |
| Aid Hal (anag) — flower with showy heads |
| Aromatic herb — Timcan't (anag) |
| Infantry — unit of linear measure |
| Act — exploit |
| Party attender |
| Confused — on the briny |
| Seabird — glutton |
| Attend a party uninvited ... and a literal hint to five sets of circled letters |
| Ali had (anag) — showy flower |
| Party snack |
| Assortment on a party platter |
| Southern African plant of the lily family — haunts a gap (anag) |
| Alliance — old measure of distance |
| Author Rand admired by the Tea Party |
| Iris adapts (anag) — indoor plant |
| Snob failed (anag) — extremely difficult situation |
| Tummy sound — discover (an illicit activity) |
| Party who avoids parties |
| Former US vice-president — dialect way of pronouncing R |
| Ancient Egyptian symbol of life — khan (anag) |
| Note on some birthday party invites |
| Party animal |
| Rubbish — baby animals |
| Part of the London borough of Ealing — British historian, d. 1902 |
| Anglo-Saxon magistrate — female bird — pass (a rope) through a hole |
| Professionally feeding partygoers |
| Adam's first wife? — Frasier Crane's second ex-wife |