| SPLINTERGROUP | Faction broken away from its parent organisation (8,5) |
| SOLDIERINGON | Parent organisation, with child hanging around, is continuing doggedly (10,2) |
| ICEBERG | Variety of crisp lettuce named for its original shipment in crushed frozen water or "glace"; a word from Dutch for a calf or a growler, broken away from a glacier; or, a person considered cold or Scro |
| VARIED | Diverse, broken away from sameness or identity or duplication. (6) |
| MILTONBRADLEY | Hasbro is its parent |
| UPSTATE | Part of an area away from its cities (7) |
| UMBER | Away from its source, river appears brown |
| CLOSEUP | Photograph taken a small distance away from its subject (5-2) |
| TITLARK | Bird heading away from its last animal sanctuary |
| DISTAL | Of a bone, towards a point furthest away from its attachment to the body (6) |
| APHELION | Extreme point in an orbit whose name in question declares it "away from" its life-giving star, the Sun (8) |
| UNOS | Spot whose sister restaurant Due opened a block away from its first location, familiarly |
| DUALCARRIAGEWAY | Road has broken away edges of concrete guard-rail |
| SECTS | Groups that have broken away |
| SHARD | Glass broken away in enormous building |
| ANSALDI | Italian automobile made from 1919 to the mid-30s - its parent company was one of Europe's biggest engineering outfits; NZ sales were strong thanks to a very active NZ agent (7) |
| SET | Young plant growing usually from the base of its parent, most often found with some bulbs and cacti (3+3, making 6) |
| DOGMA | Teaching of animal by its parent (5) |
| GOOGLE | Its parent co. became world's richest co. (6) |
| ESSO | Fuel co. phonetically named after its parent |
