| SPELLBOUND | Experiencing charm of spring after short time (10) |
| EMCEE | Presenter of spring after the middle of November (5) |
| ALLURE | Charm of spring laurel (6) |
| NEWSREEL | Spring after spring it produces an expression of surprise (4,4) |
| WELLWELL | Spring after spring - what a surprise! |
| SYCAMORE | Love collecting first of caterpillars in spring after climbing tree (8) |
| SHOP | Rat out in spring after first sign of sun (4) |
| FALCON | Bird of prey; on Mallorca the Peregrine and Kestrel variety are resident and Eleanora's returns in the spring after wintering in Madagascar (6) |
| BUMBEE | ___ bee, insect that reappears in the spring after hibernation (6) |
| UNWELL | Ailing, spring after peacekeepers (6) |
| ORSA | This company made the Spring after Siata's demise (4) |
| TRANSPARENT | Clear spring after flowed into river (11) |
| ABOUND | Thrive in spring after initial adversity (6) |
| NAIADS | From "to flow, running water", the mythical nymphs of rivers and springs after whom tiny aquatic plants, freshwater mussels and dragonfly larvae derive their names (6) |
| NIGHTTRAIN | People who choose this VALUE travel option "are waking up to the charm of waking up as you arrive in a new destination" |
| NOUNSOFASSEMBLAGE | Exaltation of larks, gang of elk and charm of goldfinches, for example |
| RUBENS | Flemish painter whose landscape of a crisp autumn morning in Het Steen details his chateau with a charm of finches, covey of partridges, hunter and a stalking hound set in meadows, parkland, pasturage |
| SILO | Word that has etymologically rocketed from the rustic charm of a farm's grain pit or haylage tower, to nuclear defence's high-stakes world of a launch chamber for a minuteman of great power (4) |
| AMULET | The charm of having no spice in time capsule (6) |
| JUJU | Charm of couples at start of consecutive months (4) |
