| DECORATION | Flags put out in honour of a brave man |
| HERO | Sign of a brave man going around Helsinki metro (4) |
| BROMELIADS | Family of flowering plants mainly native to the tropical Americas, named in honour of a Swedish botanist (10) |
| PEACHMELBA | Dessert invented by Savoy chef Auguste Escoffier and named in honour of a famous Australian soprano |
| SALVO | Volley of shots fired in honour of a member of the Salvation Army in Australia (5) |
| FORTRESS | A stronghold in honour of a lock of hair |
| FESTSCHRIFT | A collection of writings in honour of a scholar |
| LIBATION | The pouring out of wine or other liquid in honour of a god (8) |
| MELLOWS | Named in honour of a Republican leader executed in the Civil War, which is the oldest of Dublin's br |
| DOUGWALTERSSTAND | Banner made by a fan on the Hill in 1975 in honour of a Dungog-born Test batsman (4,7,5) |
| AGNOMEN | Fourth name or epithet bestowed on a citizen of ancient Rome, often in honour of a great deed (7) |
| TRIUMPH | In ancient Rome, a ritual procession to the Capitoline Hill in honour of a victorious general (7) |
| TOAST | It could be in honour of a good man (5) |
| MARTYRY | A shrine or chapel erected in honour of a martyr (7) |
| TOASTMASTER | Organizer of tributes in honour of a terribly smart set |
| EULOGY | A set oration in honour of a deceased person (6) |
| FARAD | Unit of electrical capacitance named in honour of a British scientist (1791-1867) |
| LEAPFROG | Rope and flag put out for children's fun |
| MELBA | Dessert created by the Savoy Hotel's chef Auguste Escoffier in 1893 in honour of a visiting Australian soprano (5,5) |
| PEACH | And 31 Dessert created by the Savoy Hotel's chef Auguste Escoffier in 1893 in honour of a visiting Australian soprano (5,5) |
