| BLUESKY | Creative or visionary, without immediate value (4-3) |
| ALLEGE | Declare without immediate proof |
| REVERIE | From "be delirious, dream, rave", a word for a fanciful or visionary notion; an oneiric state of being pleasantly lost in one's thoughts; or, a piece of music evoking a dreamy atmosphere (7) |
| REALIST | Word for a pragmatist, in contrast to a daydreamer, fantasist, romancer, stargazer or visionary; or, an artist who seeks to represent true life (7) |
| LATERAL | - - - thinking, creative or indirect approach to solving problems (7) |
| SEER | Prophet or visionary (4) |
| INSPIRATIONAL | Providing or showing creative or spiritual inspiration (13) |
| IDEOLOGY | Imaginary or visionary speculation (8) |
| CASTLESINSPAIN | Groundless or visionary projects (7,2,5) |
| GENIUS | One has outstanding creative or intellectual ability (6) |
| ARTIST | Creative or skilful person (6) |
| WORKSHOP | Space for creative or craft projects (8) |
| LAUREATE | One honoured with an award for creative or intellectual achievement (8) |
| IMAGINATION | Ability to be creative or resourceful (11) |
| MEMES | Images, videos, etc., that are spread via the Internet and altered in a creative or humorous way. (5) |
| HITECH | Thatcherism is not smart, creative or up to date, technology wise (2-4) |
| UNIMAGINATIVE | Not creative or original (13) |
| UTOPIAN | Which term describes a visionary or an idealist (7) |
| PROPHET | Money made, we hear, by visionary |
| DREAMER | Opening debate on US visionary (7) |
