| CHICHI | Fashionable greeting, but over-affected (6) |
| OCCAM | Man with razor company's over, affected after onset of pound's falling (5) |
| HAILED | Called a greeting, but it came down heavily on one (6) |
| NOSHOW | Native returning Sioux's greeting -- but he won't be there! (2-4) |
| CHIC | Fashionable greeting in Conservative circles primarily |
| INHIBIT | Fashionable greeting initially brought it in check (7) |
| HIP | Fashionable greeting, quiet |
| DEW | Married but over early freshness (3) |
| AIRSICK | Under the weather, but over it as well? (7) |
| GLOAT | Another animal, but over the line - rejoice! (5) |
| AGREE | Concur with a greeting, but only partially (5) |
| ONLY | But over fifty by the end of February (4) |
| HASBEEN | Retrieved vegetable, reportedly, but over the hill (3,4) |
| SHORTRANGE | Grant horse is running, but over a limited distance (5-5) |
| SEPT | One tribal division -but over half a dozen in France (4) |
| WAIVE | I enter, make a sign of greeting but give up (5) |
| AHOY | Alexander Graham Bell suggested this as a phone greeting, but "hello" prevailed |
| ALOE | Sounds like a greeting, but it's actually a succulent genus! (4) |
| WASTREL | Ne'er-do-well? Used to be - but over the hill finally (7) |
| HISS | Son welcomed by greetings, but one less welcome sign? |
