| BORDERING | Approaching mass of low temperature air (4,5) |
| SCRUM | Huddled mass of low-lifers bearing right (5) |
| BLUEWITHCOLD | Low-tech build terribly discoloured because of low temperature (4,4,4) |
| MOOT | Hypothetical case of low temperature (4) |
| COLD | Spell of low temperature, in Celsius, forced Poland's . . . (4) |
| COLDSNAP | Spell of low temperature (4,4) |
| REDDWARF | Small star of low temperature (3,5) |
| ICEAGE | I caught keen, short period of low temperatures |
| WINTER | ___ moth, insect notable for its tolerance of low temperatures (6) |
| MOOTPOINT | Low temperature affected Pinot? Bone of contention (4,5) |
| CRYOSLEEP | In science fiction, suspended animation of a body at a very low temperature |
| CRYOGENIC | Relating to the behaviour of materials at very low temperatures (9) |
| FREEZEDRY | Use low temperatures to dehydrate (6-3) |
| FROSTBITE | Skin injury commonly affecting extremities in low temperatures (9) |
| CRYOMETER | Thermometer for low temperatures |
| ICY | Such conditions in very low temperature at end of January? |
| COLDSTORAGE | Preserving of food at low temperature (4,7) |
| ICEAGES | Last member of foursome, locked in cage, is tortured with long periods of very low temperatures (3,4) |
| CRYOGENY | The study of physical properties of matter at very low temperatures (8) |
| SIMMER | Boil slowly at low temperature (6) |
