| LECAR | '70s Renault with a pseudo-French name |
| HAAGENDAZS | Ice cream company with a pseudo-Scandi- navian name |
| CARAVELLE | Classic Renault with a presentday namesake in the Volkswagen van range (9) |
| WALLOON | ... was successful about greeting in pseudo-French, not Flemish (7) |
| CHOPSUEY | System of a Down hit song named for a pseudo-Chinese dish |
| TAN | Color of a suit that was a pseudo-scandal for Obama in 2014 |
| ALKAHEST | A pseudo-Arabic name, probably invented by Paracelsus, for the hypothetical universal solvent sought by alchemists |
| APSE | Part of the church is a pseudo-Gothic style |
| MUMMERSET | A pseudo-West Country accent sometimes adopted by actors (9) |
| PLAYPEN | A pseudo writer found in child restraint (7) |
| EASEL | Lee's a pseudo supporter of the old master (5) |
| MURPHY | Potato; maker of a pseudo-law (6) |
| MAFS | Abbreviation for the dating show in which couples meet at a pseudo wedding ceremony (4) |
| SPINALTAP | Stonehenge pseudo-band with a metal umlaut over an N in its name: 2 wds. |
| OMNIUM | From "of all", the velodrome's equivalent of a decathlon in track cycling; or, with "gatherum", pseudo- Latin for a miscellaneous collection or gallimaufry of people or things (6) |
| GAZEBO | Word, said to be a humorous pseudo-Latin combination of "stare" and "I shall", for a belvedere, garden pavilion or summerhouse, sited to command an extensive view (6) |
| FAYRE | Pseudo-archaic spelling for a collection of stalls and amusements |
| THIRSTYTHURSDAY | Pseudo-holiday that encourages drinking on a work night |
| HAAGEN | Part of an ice cream brand's pseudo-Scandinavian name |
| DESPERADO | Pseudo-Spanish word for a bandit (9) |
