| SEZ | "Word" with who or me |
| ELSE | Word with who or what |
| EVER | Suffix with who or what |
| EER | Ending with who, what or when |
| EXTRA | From "outside the normal course of events", a word for a person or thing who or which is additional, spare or superfluous, such as a newspaper special, supernumerary or walk-on (5) |
| ORGANISER | Word, from "instrument, tool", for an arranger, co-ordinator, doer, diary, Filofax, PDA, wedding architect or other person or thing who or which systematises or otherwise performs like a well-tuned "i |
| BAHA | The _ Men: Bahamian group who had an international hit in 2000 with Who Let The Dogs Out (4) |
| LINETWO | Limerick segment that usually starts with "Who" |
| SELFAWARE | In touch with who one is |
| WHOA | Slow down - start with who hypothetically orchestrated attack |
| AFGHAN | A fellow to hang out with who's Asian |
| PARTED | Went away to catch up with who runs the paper (6) |
| SWEEP | Grey glove puppet dog with who joined The Sooty Show in 1957 (5) |
| MAMA | Spice Girls song released as a double A-side with Who Do You Think You Are, comprising their fourth consecutive UK No 1 (4) |
| ITALIAN | Man I find Tina playing around with who's a foreigner (7) |
| ASKS | Starts a sentence with a word like who or where |
| NAMES | Studied in onomastics, titles or forms of address listed in a who's who or the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography started by Sir Leslie Stephen, for example (5) |
| THEAKONDOFSWAT | Edward Lear poem that begins "Who, or why, or which, or what ..." |
| INKER | A cartoonist, pad, printmaker, roller or tattooist who or which applies indigo, pigment, sepia, Tyrian purple or other such dye known to Roman emperors as "sacrum encaustum" (5) |
| SNAPPER | A photographer, Christmas cracker, turtle or red tropical marine fish who or which characteristically make a sharp sound or a quick bite (7) |
