| UNIBROW | Buddy at Oxford, say with unparted hair across forehead |
| DWELT | Stayed in part of Oxford, say, with daughter |
| FRINGE | Hair across the forehead (6) |
| CORNROW | A line of tightly braided hair across the scalp |
| SHOEMAKER | At last, he gets to work at Oxford, say |
| THUMBSUP | Green light for doctor entering in this way at Oxford, say (6,2) |
| TURNUP | Make appearance in stage act at Oxford, say (4,2) |
| UNIVERSE | Sphere of thought in poetry at Oxford, say |
| TIEUP | Connection brought by indication of public-school background at Oxford, say |
| PARSEE | Indian monotheist's father on river at Oxford, say? |
| MYNA | Bosom buddy at last starts to nag about the bird (4) |
| FIRSTDOG | Buddy at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue |
| HOLLY | Ivy? She's your buddy at Christmas! (5) |
| NORM | Cliff's buddy at "Cheers" |
| SHOETREE | With which you could preserve form in Oxford, say (8) |
| COUNTYTOWN | Man of noble birth, yet gutless, getting personal in Oxford, say (6,4) |
| SHOE | An overcrowded children's home in Oxford, say (4) |
| ACADEME | Ace held made trick in Oxford, say (7) |
| HITCHEDUP | Travelled free to Oxford, say, and got married (7,2) |
| SOFTSHOE | Son frequently going to Oxford, say, dancing (4-4) |
