| ANGLOAMERICAN | Englishman settled in New York, perhaps (5-8) |
| OPERA | Met in New York, perhaps old prince getting 'date' (5) |
| ASTATINE | At home in New York, perhaps (8) |
| EXPAT | Englishman in New York, perhaps |
| LLAMA | Looking back, a shopping centre in New York perhaps produces its own wool (5) |
| LATINO | Sounds like something heard in the past at job centre in New York perhaps (7) |
| ABROAD | A woman in New York, perhaps (6) |
| RECORDHIGHS | Hundreds in New York, perhaps |
| DARING | Undaunted lawyer in New York perhaps on call (6) |
| AMERICAN | Eric's entertained by a fellow from New York, perhaps (8) |
| STATE | New Mexico or New York, perhaps |
| ORKNEY | Group of islands off, mainly, New York perhaps ... (6) |
| STATIN | New York perhaps withholding drug -- trendy drug (6) |
| PORT | Left New york perhaps (4) |
| UPTOWN | Describing the more affluent part (of New York, perhaps) (6) |
| ESTATECAR | Hurry back around New York, perhaps, to get vehicle |
| VELOCITIES | Rates London and New York, perhaps below Parisian transport system (10) |
| SLAM | Uncle from New York, perhaps, accepts fifty to close it quickly and decisively |
| MINISTER | One installed in York, perhaps (8) |
| SENSIBLE | No-nonsense northern relation lost in York perhaps (8) |
