| ANTIHISTAMINE | Allergy treatment in this inanimate form (13) |
| IMMUNOTHERAPY | Type of allergy treatment |
| NATIVEAMERICAN | Carve inanimate form of inhabitant (6,8) |
| EPIPEN | Drugmaker Mylan's allergy treatment that rose in price from about $100 in 2009 to about $600 in 2016 |
| SAINTPETERSBURG | Russian GP better for treatment in this city |
| ROGETSTHESAURUS | Sought treasures for puzzling treatment in this? |
| OCEANIA | Octogenarians resisting strong treatment in this region |
| NETI | ___ pot (allergy treatment) |
| PATCHTEST | Touch thorax, gathering temperature for allergy treatment (5,4) |
| FLAMECOLOURED | Inanimate |
| POLICE | (& 13-down) One local copper getting rude treatment in this? (6,10) |
| VEGETABLE | Word that derives from "animated, enliven, excite", yet is used to describe an inanimate object in the form of a cabbage, carrot, cauliflower, courgette, cucumber or other edible part of a plant (9) |
| ITSELF | Reflexive form of an inanimate third person pronoun (6) |
| DOLLOPS | Lumps requiring surgery in inanimate figures (7) |
| SPIRIT | Tears up inanimate object in enthusiasm (6) |
| GATEPOST | Participant in confidential information upright but inanimate |
| COWSLIP | An animal, mistake for an inanimate object in the field (7) |
| STILLLIFE | Inanimate objects in art (5,4) |
| WILSON | Tom Hanks' inanimate companion in the 2000 film Castaway (6) |
| TOTEM | In Native American traditions, general name for an animal or natural inanimate object believed to have spiritual significance (5) |
