| POTEMKIN | A construction designed to impress dignitaries - while disguising a less palatable truth (8,7) |
| VILLAGE | A construction designed to impress dignitaries - while disguising a less palatable truth (8,7) |
| STALER | Less palatable |
| INCONSEQUENTIAL | Minor Latin coins designed to impress distraught queen (15) |
| PANELDISCUSSION | Plan decisions designed to impress American debate (5,10) |
| PAPER | Thin sheet material on which to draw, write or to figuratively cover over cracks when disguising a problem (5) |
| LADYGODIVA | Disguising a godly prima donna as a medieval nudist (4,6) |
| TREACLE | Box, for example, disguising a left around Charlie's mush (7) |
| DATASET | File with misrepresented dates disguising a tryst at first (4,3) |
| FEATHERONESNEST | Accumulate personal wealth disguising neatness thereof (7,4,4) |
| MAKESENSE | Sound reasonable, disguising a meekness |
| MISREPRESENTING | Disguising |
| OSTENTATIOUS | Designed to impress, renovated suite soon contains rubbish (12) |
| NUDIST | New suit designed to impress date? He won't wear it (6) |
| SLIDERULE | Calculation device I'll use, designed to impress friends occasionally around (5,4) |
| POWERDRESSING | Maybe steam sauce that's designed to impress (5,8) |
| HOTAIR | Informal term for empty talk that is designed to impress (3,3) |
| AFFECTION | Mannerism designed to impress? No thanks, love! (9) |
| GRAND | Designed to impress (5) |
| CONSPICUOUS | Ostentatious spending designed to impress others (11,11) |
