| TAMIAMI | Florida suburb whose name is a portmanteau of two major cities |
| NYALA | One bounding area that separates two major cities |
| SEATAC | Northwestern city whose name is a portmanteau of two neighboring cities |
| OREIDA | Food brand whose name is a portmanteau of two state names |
| OXBRIDGE | What is a portmanteau of two of England's ancient universities? (8) |
| WATTSTAX | 1972 benefit concert whose name is a portmanteau of an L.A. neighborhood and a record label |
| TWIX | Candy whose name is a portmanteau of "twin sticks" |
| NYLON | Magazine whose name is a portmanteau of New York and London |
| GLEE | TV show whose fandom name is a portmanteau of its title and "geeks" |
| NAIR | Cosmetic product whose name is a portmanteau of its result |
| IBUPROFEN | Whether taken for ankle sprains, arthritic pains, backaches, fevers or hangovers after broken hearts, this anti-inflammatory drug's name is a portmanteau of its structural parts (9) |
| BODACIOUS | Word formed as a portmanteau of two synonyms of "daring" |
| PARSNIP | Vegetable that looks like a portmanteau of two other vegetables (but isn't!) |
| BOMBAY | The word Bollywood is a portmanteau of this city's former name and Hollywood. What was this city earlier called? |
| MOTOR | Motel is a portmanteau of hotel and what? |
| FRIERNBARNET | North London suburb whose name recalls that it belonged to the Order of Knights of St John of Jerusalem until the Dissolution of the Monasteries in the 1530s (6,6) |
| CALEXICO | IV town whose name is a portmanteau |
| YONKERS | New York suburb, whose name comes from a Dutch equivalent to "esquire" |
| BYREDO | Fragrance and leather goods company whose brand name derives from a portmanteau of "by redolence" |
| DIOR | Designer whose name, as noted by Jean Cocteau, sounds like a portmanteau of the French words for "God" and "gold" |
