| POPPADOM | After drink, Englishman abroad welcomes plug for Indian food |
| DAHL | Lance leaves dance hall for Indian food (4) |
| CURRYPOWDER | Finely ground coriander, turmeric, ginger etc for Indian food (5,6) |
| NANBREAD | Old lady has money for Indian food (3,5) |
| KEDGEREE | Fly east, gripped by endless craving for Indian food |
| ALOO | Ace place to go for Indian food (4) |
| BALTI | Temperature adopted in Asian island for Indian food (5) |
| DAL | Boy comes back for Indian food (3) |
| NAANBREAD | Granny receiving answer with money for Indian food (4,5) |
| ANNA | Content to give tips for Indian food this woman's made (4) |
| CARYATID | A city abroad welcomes a king with daughter, 10 (8) |
| TSUNAMI | Rag time ally abroad welcomes, giving a wave (7) |
| POM | Circle in the afternoon for Englishman abroad? (3) |
| ROLLMOP | Bakery item Englishman abroad rejected for pickled herring (7) |
| SASSENACH | Englishman abroad sticks around in band (9) |
| MOPPINGUP | Rearing dog gets to bite Englishman abroad, clearing away mess (7,2) |
| POMONA | Englishman abroad under the influence of a Roman goddess |
| POMMY | An Englishman Abroad - private, making fresh start |
| POLICEMAN | Englishman abroad arresting crawlers, an officer |
| POMPIDOU | Once leading Frenchman and Englishman abroad, irrational and almost sullen |
