| PATHOS | A quality that evokes pity |
| ATHOS | Quality that evokes pity did not start on Greek mountain |
| COMIC | From the Greek for "revel", a quality that arouses laughter or mirth; a humorist, joker or wit; or, a book or magazine with a series of funnies accompanied by fumetti (5) |
| PITCH | Sticky black distillation of tar; a quality that allows one to classify a sound as high or low; or, an area of ground for a sports game/match |
| DESIRABILITY | Taking odd rides with skill is a quality that is wished for (12) |
| INTRUTH | Bank's inspection of head teacher evokes pity really |
| SIGH | Utterance that may evoke pity |
| KEEPSAKE | A gift that evokes memories of a person or event with which it is associated (8) |
| REMINISCENT | Concerning small car having a smell that evokes a memory |
| NEPAL | Alpen possibly a name that evokes mountains |
| ACHOO | Sound that evokes a blessing |
| SOBSTORY | Account intended to evoke pity (3, 5) |
| EMOTIONALAPPEAL | One may evoke pity (9 to 13) |
| RESONANCE | From the Latin meaning "echo", sympathetic vibration in music or physics; plangency or sonority; or, by extension, something that evokes emotion or strikes a chord (9) |
| SYNTAX | Word that evokes the idea of an evil tariff or wicked levy, but is a term for grammatical structure in sentences (6) |
| IDYL | Musical composition that evokes rural life (Var.) |
| SOAP | Type of opera that evokes flattery |
| RETROPOP | Music genre that evokes an earlier time |
| PASTORALE | Piece of music that evokes the countryside |
| SNO | Commercial word that evokes wintry images |
