| CAMPANILE | A bell tower, especially one detached from a church (9) |
| OUTLIER | One detached from main group (7) |
| DIGITAL | Foxglove one's detached, using fingers |
| TEARSHEET | Page detached from a magazine |
| BASILICAN | Stop nicking crystalline compound from a church |
| CALF | A floating growler detached from a glacier/iceberg; a young buffalo, cow, elephant, giraffe, rhino, whale or other vituline specimen; or, old slang for a dolt or hobbledehoy (4) |
| REARGUARD | Which part of the army is detached from the rest, its role being to ensure there is no attack at the back of the main force? (9) |
| COMEOFFIT | Become detached from computing etc? Don't be ridiculous (4,3,2) |
| COMEOFAGE | Reach maturity having almost become detached from era (4,2,3) |
| BERG | Word linking with 'ice' for a frozen mass detached from a glacier such as the one that caused the fatal collision of RMS Titanic (4) |
| INSULATED | I reach the last dune only to find that it is completely detached from the rest |
| TEXT | A "H0 H0 H0, C U @ Xmas" SMS from a phone; or, a scriptural message from a church or a king's throne (4) |
| ICEBERG | Large mass of ice detached from a glacier and carried out to sea (7) |
| ORLE | Type of bordure in heraldry but detached from a shield's edges (4) |
| ALOOF | Detached from a lavatory by force (5) |
| ODD | Detached from a set |
| ICEBERGS | Which large floating masses are detached from a glacier, and carried out to sea (8) |
| CHORD | A combination of harmonic musical tones from a church by a WA river |
| BELFRY | A bell tower; usually stands alone unattached to a building. (6) |
| KNELLS | Solemn tolls from a bell tower |
