| RICHNESS | Dives would exhibit such a quality |
| BIAS | Sailors, I find exhibit such prejudice (4) |
| HEROISM | Such a quality could be moreish (7) |
| ATTRIBUTE | But attire can show such a quality (9) |
| EDIBLE | Such a quality possibly makes it of interest to the consumer (6) |
| ACUTEACCENT | Fiance exhibits such intense stress (5,6) |
| EGOTISM | Go and smite one who exhibits such self-exaltation (7) |
| OBLATE | A lay member of a monastic order - or a quality of a flattened sphere (6) |
| COMIC | From the Greek for "revel", a quality that arouses laughter or mirth; a humorist, joker or wit; or, a book or magazine with a series of funnies accompanied by fumetti (5) |
| PITCH | Sticky black distillation of tar; a quality that allows one to classify a sound as high or low; or, an area of ground for a sports game/match |
| EPITOME | A person or thing embodying a quality, class, etc. |
| LOYALNESS | A long name for a quality of true friends |
| GRADED | Assigned a score or a quality level to (6) |
| AVUNCULAR | Description of Uncle Joe Stalin perhaps - is that a quality Aunty looks for in a partner? (9) |
| SPHERICITY | Her spicy dancing contains sex appeal, a quality of a heavenly body (10) |
| EPITHET | An adjective or phrase expressing a quality seen as characteristic of a person or thing (7) |
| ZEST | Word for woody skin quartering a walnut originally, later lemon, orange or other citrus peel for flavouring; or, a quality of gusto, piquancy or relish (4) |
| SHADE | A quality of a given colour that differs slightly from another colour (5) |
| PATHOS | A quality in a situation that makes people feel sadness and pity (6) |
| CACHET | A quality of distinction |
