| INABROKEN | "In the days between the hours, ivory towers, bloody f lowers," 1972 (2-1-6-5) |
| DREAM | "In the days between the hours, ivory towers, bloody flowers," 1972 (2-1-6-5) |
| HOPS | Brewer's f lowers |
| BLAMED | Censured student - half the day between the sheets! |
| EPACT | Difference in days between the lunar and solar year |
| HOOCH | Kept up pigeon call between the hours of moonshine (5) |
| AFTERNOON | Part of the day between morning and evening (9) |
| SEPOY | An Indian soldier in the service of the British army in the days of British rule in India (5) |
| RUTH | Book that begins "In the days when the judges ruled, there was a famine in the land" |
| MURDERHOUSE | In the days of school dental nurses, what nickname did pupils give to the dental clinic? (6,5) |
| ADDSUP | Two days between a drink makes sense (4,2) |
| EASTERTIDE | What designates the 50 days between Easter and Whitsuntide? (10) |
| EXPECTATIONWEEK | The 10 days between Ascension Day and Whitsunday (11,4) |
| TIFFIN | Light meal in the days of the Raj (6) |
| ETONFIVES | Failing that's turned around in the days before court game (4,5) |
| APACHES | Indigenous group profiled in Eve Ball's book "In the Days of Victorio" |
| PRESCIENCE | Being able to predict the future in the days of alchemy and witchcraft? (10) |
| RADIO | In the days before TV, people tuned into the ___ to enjoy a boxing match with heavyweight champ Joe Louis |
| STEAM | How ship would put to sea in the days after sail (5) |
| MADHAV | ___ Mantri : wicketkeeper for Bombay and India, in the days gone by ? (6) |
