| AMAZE | Bowl over a puzzling feature of Hampton Court (5) |
| MAIZE | Feature of Hampton Court conceals current crop (5) |
| AMAZEMENT | A feature of Hampton Court intended, we hear, to create perplexity (9) |
| MAZE | Noted feature of Hampton Court Palace garden (4) |
| POSER | A puzzling question in a form of prose (5) |
| TONGA | Section of Hampton garden country (5) |
| WARKS | County location (abbrev.) of Hampton Ferry fishery (5) |
| GREEN | The location of Hampton on the UK rail network (5) |
| AMAZED | Astonished -- a day to go round part of Hampton Court (6) |
| REBUS | A puzzling picture concerning public transport (5) |
| RUBIK | maker of a puzzling cube |
| WREN | Architect who designed St Paul's Cathedral and parts of Hampton Court (4) |
| RHS | Organising body of Hampton Court Flower Show (1,1,1) |
| CODED | Play joke on editor, suggesting it's written in a puzzling way |
| HEDGY | Like Hampton Court Maze, perhaps (5) |
| BUSHY | Park near Hampton Court (5) |
| THOMASWOLSEY | Henry VIII's Lord Chancellor from 1515 AD to 1529 AD, builder of Hampton Court Palace (6,6) |
| MYSTERY | A secret doctrine; a trade guild or craft; a tale of suspense dealing with a puzzling crime; or, an enigmatic person or phenomenon (7) |
| MAIDOFHONOUR | Named after the title of a queen or princess's unmarried lady attendant, a dainty English tart with an almond or sweetened milk curd filling, said to have been a favourite of Henry VIII, at Hampton Co |
| MONITOR | Battle of Hampton Roads ship |
