| BREAKTHEMOULD | Do things in a markedly different way (5,3,5) |
| RINGTHECHANGES | How campanologists do things in a variety of ways (4,3,7) |
| FLEETING | Lasting for a markedly brief time |
| REVOLUTIONARY | Markedly new in a roundabout sort of way (13) |
| LARVA | Animal in an immature but active state markedly different from the adult, e.g. a caterpillar (5) |
| ABERRANT | Sailor's wayward, markedly different from the norm (8) |
| STREETSAPART | Markedly different start repeats result (7,5) |
| DEVIANT | Markedly different from an accepted norm (7) |
| PECULIAR | Markedly different from the usual |
| EXCEPTIONALLY | Markedly |
| IMPROVISE | Proves I'm there! I am able to do things in an emergency too! |
| PUTTHECARTBEFORETHEHORSE | Idiom meaning to do things in the wrong sequence (3,3,4,6,3,5) |
| ACTED | Did things in part? |
| KENNYEVERETT | TV comedian who did things "in the best possible taste" |
| GRAMMAR | In a telegram, markedly breaking rules of language (7) |
| MACHO | Markedly masculine in an overly assertive or aggressive way (5) |
| STUDFARM | Boss markedly masculine where breeding's a concern (8) |
| GOTOTHEDOGS | Deteriorate markedly (at a race meeting?) (2,2,3,4) |
| SCARFACE | A profile, markedly, of Al Capone? (8) |
| MEAGRE | Markedly deficient in quantity, fullness or extent (6) |