| EXPECTORANT | Anticipating getting gold in or medicine (11) |
| PERPETRATOR | One who is responsible for every darling traitor getting gold |
| JOHNMACLEOD | Scottish scientist; joint winner of the 1923 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his part in discovering insulin (4,7) |
| FREDBANTING | 1923 Nobel Prize winner for Physiology or Medicine |
| OUTDOOR | Excel, getting gold in some sort of sports (7) |
| ORWELL | English writer getting gold in the correct manner (6) |
| INTOLERANCE | Sensitivity to some foods or medicines |
| FAUVIST | Matisse, say, has hand in getting gold by five (7) |
| CURATOR | One in charge of show dog cheers up, getting gold |
| NARRATOR | First person in story sped back with traitor, getting gold (8) |
| HIV | Francoise Barre-Sinoussi, a French virologist and winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2008, did the fundamental work in identifying ___ as the cause of AIDS |
| HOBBYIST | One enjoying pursuit with bicycle getting gold medal place (8) |
| ARTNOUVEAU | Run a vote again, getting gold for decorative style (3,7) |
| ORIENTEER | Be a cross country runner getting gold - one holding English record |
| RAMEAU | Mare ran, getting gold for composer (6) |
| SUCCESSOR | Following one triumph, getting gold (9) |
| TORRIDEST | Most passionate examination, getting gold free (9) |
| COROLLA | Call off getting gold, round petals (7) |
| AUCTIONS | They have lots of empty cans after getting gold can-opener! |
| MENTOR | Coach satisfied to recruit player getting gold (6) |
