| SOAPSTONE | Paste soon made into French chalk (9) |
| COMMITTEE | European follows Timothy around, tucking into French cheese board (9) |
| TENDEREST | Most kind-hearted offer is translated into French (9) |
| GIGABYTES | Lots of storage needed when Ms Roslin moves into French accommodation (9) |
| OSTRACISE | Drive out vehicles reversing into French river |
| PRONOUNCE | Maybe I translated this into French, say |
| TRANSLATE | Put into French, say, "Without one, transport's delayed" |
| REMINISCE | Think back regarding main road south into French city |
| APRILFOOL | Pair tucks into French garlic dessert, a possibility for 1/4 |
| EMOTIONS | I soon made up with them, with no hard feelings |
| TEASPOON | Pate soon made with help of this kitchen measure (8) |
| TALC | French chalk, e.g. |
| TAILOR | French chalk user |
| HORNSOFADILEMMA | Impalement thereon soon made him far different about Latin (5,2,1,7) |
| MINERAL | Homogeneous inorganic substance such as sea salt, French chalk, jade, opal, turquoise or fire and ice crystal (7) |
| STEATITE | Soft compact rock composed mostly of talc, also known as soapstone and French chalk (8) |
| TIMETRAVEL | How Italian, going back, ran into French scorer? (4,6) |
| UNITE | Merge it into French article (5) |
| TAILGATE | Soldiers smuggling gun into French island drive dangerously |
| CALAMARI | Graduate runs into French port, mostly for squid (8) |
