| SALTCELLAR | Doctor later calls for crystal dispenser (4,6) |
| FOURQUARTS | Gallon for crystal, reportedly (4,6) |
| JEWEL | In Paris, get better losing novice for Crystal (5) |
| PERSPEX | Substitute for Crystal Palace, possibly to contract muscles audibly |
| ICE | The street name for crystal methamphetamine hydrochloride |
| CAHILL | Gary, English central defender for Crystal Palace and formerly Chelsea (6) |
| TOWNSEND | Andros, English football winger for Crystal Palace (8) |
| ZAHA | Wilfried, Ivory Coast forward for Crystal Palace FC (4) |
| DECANTER | Put off carrying the can for crystal item (8) |
| CRANK | Caught with order for crystal-meth (5) |
| LCD | One of its letters stands for "crystal" |
| TIPPS | Gratuities mentioned for Crystal in 1970s cartoon (5) |
| BRIGHT | Mark ..... , striker who played in FA Cup finals for Crystal Palace and Sheffield Wednesday (6) |
| BALL | Shape of a fortune-teller's orbuculum for crystal-gazing; a formal social gathering such as a masquerade; or, a spherical mass of wound string, wool or yarn (4) |
| GEODE | Where to look for crystals |
| NEARMISSES | Close calls for intimate young women (4,6) |
| CARROTCAKE | Dessert whose recipe calls for cream cheese |
| STAGECRAFT | Skill in writing plays calls for legwork (10) |
| DECORATION | December speech calls for trimming (10) |
| BARBEDWIRE | Counter-plot calls for telegram security equipment (6-4) |
