| PLINYTHEELDER | Early encyclopedist credited with coining "Home is where the heart is" |
| MEDIASTINUM | Radio and TV broadcast must include Home Is Where The Heart Is (11) |
| GEDDES | Patrick ?, biologist and town planner credited with coining the word conurbation (6) |
| GERTRUDE | American writer credited with coining the term "Lost Generation" (8,5) |
| STEIN | American writer credited with coining the term "Lost Generation" (8,5) |
| FREDHOYLE | British astronomer credited with coining the phrase "big bang" |
| AESOP | Fabulist credited with coining the term "lion's share" |
| SHAKESPEARE | Actor, playwright and sonneteer credited with coining or introducing some 1,700 words into the English language, including gossip, ladybird, leapfrog, moonbeam, nuncle, puppy-dog, quarrelsome and zany |
| HEART | Home is where the ___ is, saying (5) |
| HOME | 'The ___ _ _ is where the heart is' |
| NEST | Home is where the eggs are (4) |
| LORDS | Upper house is where the MCC lost apostrophe (5) |
| HATPEG | Home is where it's used to restore the gap (3,3) |
| HANG | Home is where you ___ your hat |
| CHARNEL | A - house is where bones are piled |
| BRENTMUSBURGER | Sports commentator who was one the members of The NFL Today and is known for coining the phrase March Madness: 2 wds. |
| CHEST | Home where the heart is? |
| PAMFERRIS | Actress who played Peggy Snow in Where the Heart Is (3,6) |
| PLINY | Roman encyclopedist who died after the eruption of Vesuvius |
| DIDEROT | Raced to the west following accomplished French encyclopedist (7) |
