| DURATION | Head of department, university, getting allowance for a length of time (8) |
| ALLELUIA | A word of praise for everyone from the foreign university getting first-class review (8) |
| RELATION | The Spanish split the allowance for a family member (8) |
| GRANTHAM | Where to make allowance for a bad actor? (8) |
| SATURATE | First of students at university getting charge that's steep (8) |
| FRUITFUL | Produce at the end of university getting good results (8) |
| SCHEDULE | Timetable for outbuilding around college and university getting energy (8) |
| SPAN | I moved out of country for a length of time (4) |
| VAGRANTS | Homeless types in Virginia getting allowances (8) |
| CRIMP | A kink/wave in hair or wool fibres; a pinch in the edge of a pie's pastry crust; or, a connector for a length of beading thread, cable or wire (5) |
| SASH | Word for a length of fine fabric twisted round the head as a turban originally, later a band or ribbon worn over a shoulder or like a waistbelt (4) |
| PROFOUND | Very intense academic with Oxford University getting new degree (8) |
| DAY | Daisy loses. Is that for a length of time? (3) |
| WIPEDOUT | Humour about silly dope at University getting destroyed (5,3) |
| NUMERACY | Mathematical skill in new University getting me animated |
| EXULTING | Delighting in former partner at Limerick university getting post, finally, in Galway |
| SPELL | Charm for a length of time (5) |
| SCARF | From Old French for "pilgrim's pouch or scrip", a word for an official or soldier's sash for carrying things originally, later for a length/square of cloth for the neck or shoulders (5) |
| ROPE | Word for a length of strong funicular cord, thus a cohesive strand or linked line of beads, climbers, glutinous slime, onions, pearls or other people or things (4) |
| SHROUD | Do rush out for a length of cloth |
