| THATSAID | "Given the aforementioned ..." |
| DITTO | The aforementioned; the above; the same (5) |
| ETHOS | "The last shall be first" in the aforementioned spirit of the age (5) |
| IVORY | Meaning "elephant", the substance forming the tusk of the aforementioned animal (5) |
| AVES | Pluralisation of the Latin word for "bird" that is the class of the aforementioned vertebrate, from Abbott's babbler to zebra finch (4) |
| DRUPE | From the Greek meaning "olive", a botanical word for a stone fruit such as the aforementioned or the almond, apricot, cherry, damson, greengage, mirabelle or sloe (5) |
| SAID | The aforementioned having made the announcement (4) |
| CHAR | Word thought to be an anglicisation of the Chinese or Indian name for tea that is used as an informal British name for the aforementioned beverage (4) |
| ARGENT | From the Latin for "silver", an archaic or poetic word for the aforementioned metal; or, silvery-white as a heraldic tincture (6) |
| POMACE | From the Latin for "apple" and "cider", marc-like pulpy remains of said fruit when pressed to make the aforementioned perry-like drink (6) |
| IBIDEM | Literally, "in the aforementioned place" |
| ELSE | Apart from the aforementioned |
| THESIS | Relative, the aforementioned proposition (6) |
| SHE | The aforementioned woman |
| THEREOF | Of the aforementioned thing |
| THISTLEDOWN | Seeds played first in the aforementioned place |
| REFIT | Judge the aforementioned renovation? |
| TEEOFF | To annoy aristocrat, feed the aforementioned drugs |
| PANTYHOSE | Criticise Yankee wearing the aforementioned garment |
| SAME | The aforementioned bit of assault on me |
