| AHORSE | An entirely different matter (1,5,2,7,6) |
| MOUSE | Pump oxygen into mixed-up EMUs, and get an entirely different beast (5) |
| BREAKTHEMOULD | Do things in an entirely different way (5,3,5) |
| PADDLESTEAMER | Moves canoe a metre out for an entirely different craft (6,7) |
| REDO | Decorate in an entirely new style |
| ALLHAIL | An entirely chilly greeting |
| BASHFUL | Coy in an entirely striking way? (7) |
| YOUVECHANGED | "Is this an entirely new person before me?" |
| CUPOFTEA | One drink refreshes. Another is a different matter |
| TREATMENT | Different matter, hospital department therapy |
| AMARETTO | A different matter, nothing is added to liqueur (8) |
| CHANGEOFHEART | ... entirely different attitude over criminal father, after money (6,2,5) |
| MUM | Both onomatopoeia, but derived from entirely different sounds, what can either mean "to keep quiet" or "a parent"? (3) |
| SUFFIX | Element attached to the end of a word to form an entirely new one (6) |
| ANOTHERSTORY | What follows 'One's Labour...' is a different matter (7,5) |
| AFARCRY | A very different matter from American revolutionary party lines (1,3,3) |
| MOTHERCOUNTRY | Different matter, right, when in this person's original home (6,7) |
| THAMES | River the same, not entirely different |
| BARONET | Member of an order, not of the peerage or knightage, but an entirely separate dignity of their own (7) |
| WAGESLAVE | Person entirely dependent on income from an unpleasant job (4,5) |
