| USNAVY | "Not for self but for country" sloganeer |
| STEALTHY | Pinch your old self but sneakily (8) |
| WINDSORKNOT | This way of securing a necktie is named not for the abdicating Duke but for his grandfather, Edward |
| CHART | I owe not for the chariot but for the tabulated statement of it (5) |
| SHORTISH | Rather testy, but for not very long (8) |
| BESTACTOR | A gong for you, top man, but for what? (4,5) |
| EGGON | Encourage but, for example, not yet departed (3,2) |
| ODEUM | What is now any hall used for musical or dramatic performances, but for the ancients was a roofed bu |
| HOBBY | For some, gardening is their profession, but for others it is a ___! (5) |
| FLAPJACK | Word for a baked bar of oats and syrup in the UK, but for a pancake in the US; an apple-puff; a powder compact; or, in Suffolk, a lapwing (8) |
| PYTHONS | They're dangerous but, for the spy, not madly hard to get into (7) |
| AXE | Word for a hatchet-like weapon or tool since Anglo-Saxon times, but for a saxophone in jazz or an electric guitar in rock since the 1950s (3) |
| GOI | "... but for the grace of God ___" |
| MAIS | But for the French |
| BARGAIN | What's pursued in 10, but for profit (7) |
| WITCHCRAFT | Choice of boats - but for the spelling! (10) |
| ASTUTE | Smart but for all in bad taste (6) |
| ONCEMORE | Again, but for the last time? (4,4) |
| TOLERANCE | But for this, life would be unbearable (9) |
| TXT | Letters like .doc, but for a Notepad file ext. |
