| STIFFUPPERLIP | Evidence of stoicism that may be under one's nose |
| INSOLE | Fresh out of good books, one may be under one's feet |
| NESSIE | Monster that may be under loch and quay, familiarly |
| CHOCHOTRAINS | Vehicles that may be under the Yuletide tree |
| EAVE | Holiday lights may be under one |
| ZENO | -- of Citium, founder of Stoicism (4) |
| MOUSTACHE | Strange case, mouth that may be found under one's nose (9) |
| INVICTUS | Poem by English poet WE Henley, published in 1888 and noted for its evocation of stoicism (8) |
| HOTWATERBOTTLES | They're a comfort to those retiring in deep trouble taking courage on top of stoicism (3-5,7) |
| INONESPOCKET | Where money might be under one's control (2,4,6) |
| ONASTRING | Where kite might be under one's control (2,1,6) |
| SENSEOFSMELL | Aware of a sink under one's nose (5,2,5) |
| WALRUSMOUSTACHE | Type of seal under one's nose grown by Nietzsche for one (6,9) |
| NOSTRIL | Recalls one of those in the family trial has no answer to what's obviously under one's nose (7) |
| FARSIGHTED | See nothing under one's nose planning cleverly for the future (10) |
| TASH | Money missing from hidden fund? It's right under one's nose! (4) |
| CHIN | Discovered in machine under one's nose relatively speaking (4) |
| PENCILMOUSTACHE | Under one's nose, a hairline fracture has come up with client |
| OBVIOUS | Oblivious; missing fifty-one Romans under one's nose (7) |
| STACHE | Something just under one's nose, slangily |
