| ANISTON | *My TV role became synonymous with a hair style |
| RASP | A grating sound; a scrape of a door; a coarse file; a mollusc's tongue; or, a berry synonymous with a boo (4) |
| DINKY | Company which became synonymous with toy cars. (5) |
| FLEETSTREET | Part of London which became synonymous with journalism (5,6) |
| FLEET | Which London street became synonymous with the newspaper world? (5) |
| COLT | Who invented the revolver which became synonymous with the Wild West? (4) |
| WATERGATE | Washington hotel and office complex whose name became synonymous with scandal |
| SARAHGAMP | Character in Dickens' Martin Chuzzlewit (1844) who became synonymous with the 'species of gig umbrella' that she carried (5,4) |
| ROD | Whether an angler's fishing-pole, a cane for a stroll or a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame singer of blue-eyed soul, it is a word or name synonymous with a stick for punishment or control (3) |
| HOUSE | This Is My - - -, TV guessing game with a celebrity panel (5) |
| AUTHORIAL | Giving lout a hair style like a writer (9) |
| WHITEWASH | Word for a glass of sherry after claret, port or other wine; wall paint synonymous with a cover-up, deception or glossing over; or, a total defeat or thrash in a game or match (9) |
| ETON | It is synonymous with a crop, a jacket and a wall game |
| MSPACMAN | '80s game featuring a chomping character with a hair bow |
| EMMY | Half of them seen with my TV award (4) |
| VARSITYMATCH | Throwing chairs at my TV - it happens once a year (7,5) |
| ABUNDANCE | Plenty have a hair-style that is on the ball |
| PONYTAIL | A hair style (4-4) |
| QUEUE | Wait in line for a hair style |
| DRUID | The invasion on the British of a hair style (5) |
