| UNTAUGHT | In French, a tense reportedly excluded from lessons |
| EXISTENCE | Former partner is tense reportedly about living (9) |
| ASPEN | A snake in French, a tree in England (5) |
| ECLAIR | In French, a flash of lightning; in English, a cake filled with cream |
| MAPLE | Plan article in French, a lot of these in Canada |
| MOTET | In French, a word and a piece for the choir (5) |
| SIESTA | Agreement in Spanish is, in French, a nap (6) |
| ETIQUETTE | In French, a label; in English, standards of behaviour |
| MENAGE | In French, a term for housework or a household |
| TENDU | Meaning "stretched" in French, a core movement in ballet (5) |
| MOUSSE | Meaning "froth" in French, a light typically chocolate pudding; or. a glass of champagne's bubbly layer (6) |
| BEAULIEU | Meaning "lovely place" in French, a village in the New Forest, home to the Montagu family seat, Palace House, since 1538 (8) |
| INFRADIG | In French a barbed comment is demeaning (5,3) |
| UNDAM | Let loose in French a curse, audibly |
| ENOUNCE | Say in French "A cat" (7) |
| PRIMEUR | In French, a novelty, or early fruit (7) |
| CHAT | Talk given in French, a triumph (4) |
| CHARON | In French, a rondeau written about the ferryman of the Styx (6) |
| GENTEEL | Baits a chap for removing boys from lessons (7) |
| GENTLES | Baits a chap for removing boys from lessons (7) |
