| ALLINALL | Everything containing itself, on the whole (3,2,3) |
| LANDSLIP | Grass-roots movement, perhaps, finds itself on the edge |
| ESS | Word containing itself twice |
| ELTISLEY | Cambs. isle about to model itself on Cambs. village (8) |
| ISOTOPE | Atom in element has poise to model itself on (7) |
| CYCLE | Time that repeats itself on two wheels? (5) |
| CYPRUS | Country with a map of itself on its flag |
| SPLITIMAGES | Elmore Leonard novel whose title overlaps itself on some covers |
| REARED | Brought up; cared for a child; horse raised itself on it's hind legs (6) |
| TEETOTAL | What the driver needs on the whole is to be sober |
| ALLSWELL | Expand, on the whole, so there's nothing to worry about |
| ALLIANCE | On the whole, a nice eccentric partnership (8) |
| MODESTLY | On the whole, study endlessly inside in a humble way |
| ENTIRETY | Existence sucks on the whole |
| COMPLETE | Enter contest with a trainee, on the whole (8) |
| ENTIRELY | Thing kept outside on the whole (8) |
| COMPETES | Finishes on the whole, off line, and strives to succeed (8) |
| TIRESOME | Uninteresting feature of vehicle on the whole, it's said (8) |
| OSUMGAME | Situation in which, on the whole, nothing can be gained or lost |
| CONSIDERING | Is making allowances, on the whole, at the end of the day (11) |
