| BANCANDANFANMANPANRAN | "OK class, 'an' words, go!" |
| IRONMASTER | Smooth person taking class, an industrial executive |
| ESL | Class an immigrant to the US might take: Abbr. |
| EASYA | No-brainer class, an example of which is named by combining the ends of 20-, 36-, 42- and 55-Across |
| CONDONHONNONRONSONTON | "OK class, 'on' words, go!" |
| BARCAREARFAR | "OK class, 'ar' words, go!" |
| BETGETJETLET | "OK class, 'et' words, go!" |
| BINDINFINKINPINSINTIN | "OK class, 'in' words, go!" |
| STARTER | You'll recognise him from the word go! (7) |
| ABINITIO | A sailor, I? O, I can climb from from the word go! (2,6) |
| BITFITHITLITSIT | "OK, class, in order, IT words" |
| BATCATHATRATSAT | "OK, class, in order, AT words" |
| COTDOTHOTLOTPOT | "OK, class, in order, OT words" |
| HARMONIOUS | "OK class, singing that meshes well is ..." |
| ITALICISE | Words go downhill when i pressed (9) |
| INSENTIENCE | Where words go together without India's lack of feeling? |
| WHITERABBIT | Jefferson Airplane song with the words "Go ask Alice" |
| ASISAY | "The way my spoken words go...": 3 wds. |
| ONEEAR | Where meaningless words go in (and out the other) |
| SENTENCE | In so many words go to jail |
