| AVOGADRO | Briefly declare a doctor in turn a physicist |
| STATUS | Briefly declare American position (6) |
| NOVEMBER | Number visiting doctor in turn, having a bit of a fall |
| SLOANE | Chocolate-milk-inventing doctor whose name is given to a London square and, in turn, a Hooray Henry (6) |
| ARCHITECTURE | Thrice curate in turn, a constructive way to make a living (12) |
| PRIG | Doctor in turn accepts religious instruction, puritanical type (4) |
| DANUBE | River that inspired a poem and, in turn, a waltz by Johann Strauss II (6) |
| PATRIA | Latin word for "homeland", recalled in Horace's Odes and in turn a poem by Wilfred Owen (6) |
| ROADKILL | Boxed in turn, a kid beaten remains flattened |
| DEROGATORY | Badly wounded in turn, a politician is insulting |
| OMAHA | In turn, a bad actor essentially ignored Nebraska's largest city (5) |
| SCALLOP | Mollusc that is an emblem of St James and in turn a symbol of the Camino de Santiago (7) |
| EINSTEINIUM | An element discovered in 1952 and named after a physicist born in Ulm in Germany (11) |
| LODGE | Den of a beaver; a gatekeeper's cottage; or a physicist noted for contributions towards electromagne |
| GANGPLANCK | Attack a physicist as a group? |
| AMPERE | A politician before, Andre's currently a physicist (6) |
| FAHRENHEIT | In the RAF he worked as a physicist |
| SCIENTIST | In sect it's unusual to be a physicist, say? (9) |
| GALECKI | Johnny ... plays a physicist in The Big Bang Theory (7) |
| MODEL | A physicist or a fashion designer might work with one |
