| TRANSPUTER | (Computing) Chip capable of all the functions of a microprocessor (10) |
| EMULATOR | A computer program that imitates the internal design of a microprocessor-based device such as a games console |
| MINISTERED | Performed the functions of a cleric |
| HARD | First word of the term that refers to the computer component containing several disks, or platters, with an electromagnetic read/write head for each surface. A microprocessor in this part controls the |
| MICROPROCESSOR | Miniature electronic device that contains the arithmetic, logic, and control circuitry that performs the functions of a digital computer's central processing unit. (14) |
| PHYSIOLOGY | Masseur has record, before end of day, of the functions of living organisms (10) |
| STATEROOMS | I ran kitchens for the functions in the country houses? (10) |
| IMPAIRMENT | A partial or complete loss of function of a body part or organ (10) |
| BALANCE | One of the functions of the brain is to maintain the Body___ (7) |
| SQUAREROOT | Function of a number, or as a torque wrench? (6,4) |
| LEADERSHIP | The function of being in charge (10) |
| CONVERGENT | *Change the function of, as a room (... letters 7-9) |
| DIALYSES | What, in the functions of defective kidneys, are the removal of waste products from the blood (8) |
| SCROLL | The function of a mouse on the desktop is to reveal gun engraving (6) |
| ORDAINED | Invested with the functions of, as a priest |
| DEBILITATE | Impair the function of |
| MEATLOAF | Oatmeal serving the function of a main course (4,4) |
| ELEVON | Aircraft control surface combining the functions of two better-known control surfaces |
| GYNAECOLOGY | Branch of medicine concerned with the functions and diseases of women and girls (11) |
| PARSE | Describe the form, part of speech and function of a word in a sentence |
