| VICEVERSA | Beastly vicars frame the mother of humanity, or the other way round (4,5) |
| KINDNESS | Altruism, humanity or mercy (8) |
| MARTINETS | Crowe and Sheen frame the alien disciplinarians (9) |
| LANDSCAPE | And, cutting, places to frame the painting (9) |
| WIMPLE | A piece of cloth draped around the head to frame the face, worn by women in the Middle Ages or as part of the habit of some nuns |
| ROMP | Play in the afternoon or the other way round |
| MAILORDER | May arrange post, the other way round, to use a catalogue for shopping (4,5) |
| SUBATOMIC | Polaris class vessel? The other way round - it's tiny! (9) |
| CLARETJUG | Prize Open? No, the other way round! (6,3) |
| ORCHESTRA | Group put fish in box, right? No, the other way round (9) |
| INREVERSE | Backing the other way round... (2,7) |
| TAMBOUR | A small shallow drum; a rich kind of goldwork; an embroidery frame; the campana or vase of a Corinthian capital; or, a lobby or vestibule in a church porch (7) |
| STEEL | *___-toed boots (or the other way, half of those pairs of boots) |
| TEASER | One of the borders used to frame the setting of a stage |
| PANAMA | Canal you would use to go from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean, or the other way around |
| REPAPER | Cover the walls again - from top to bottom or the other way around (7) |
| NOSED | *"Rudolph the Red-___ Reindeer" (or the other way, Japanese audio company) |
| MILER | *Athlete running 5,280 feet (or the other way, second run of crew practice) |
| LAVAS | *Aa and pahoehoe, for two (or the other way, like military fleets) |
| ELLAMS | *"Barber Shop Chronicles" playwright Inua ___ (or the other way, letter used to abbreviate "forte") |
