| ARTYFARTY | Derogatory term for someone pretentiously interested in culture (informal) (4-5) |
| NOOB | Internet slang derogatory term for someone inexperienced (4) |
| ARTIER | More interested in culture, as is Garfunkel? That's right (6) |
| HEARTY | Enthusiastic male interested in culture |
| DESPAIR | Person who is not very intelligent or interested in culture (7) |
| SONOFAGUN | Jocular or affectionate term for someone (whose parentage might be in doubt?) (3,2,1,3) |
| REGISSEUR | French term for someone staging a theatre production, especially a ballet |
| SICKNURSE | Old term for someone attending ill people (9) |
| ERUDITION | Rioting mostly due to change in culture? (9) |
| SMARTALEC | Derogatory term for an irritating person who claims great knowledge (5,4) |
| SOCCERMOM | Somewhat derogatory term for women overinvested in their children's extracurriculars |
| HOIPOLLOI | From Greek for "the many", what is a derogatory term for the common people? (3,6) |
| UNDERLING | Derogatory term for a person of lower rank (9) |
| GINPALACE | Derogatory term for a gaudy drinking establishment |
| TECHIE | Informal term for someone with expertise in or enthusiasm for computing and modern gadgetry (6) |
| EASYMEAT | Informal term for someone who is deceived or persuaded without difficulty (4,4) |
| WEEB | Slang term for someone who is (perhaps overly) interested in Japanese culture |
| CHIPOFF | ____ the old block, informal term for someone very similar to their parents (4,3) |
| STABLECOMPANION | Informal term for 'someone who lodges in the same place' (6,9) |
| PHILISTINE | Is help in it misplaced for one lacking in culture? |
