| FLIPFLOPS | Footwear developed from the Japanese zori, which became popular after World War II (4-5) |
| TARGA | Car body style that became popular after the launch of the Porsche 911 (5) |
| SANDAL | Zori, for example |
| TIPPERARY | It's A Long Way To - - -, British music hall and marching song which became popular during the First World War (9) |
| TUDORARCH | Architectural feature for doorways that became popular in 16th-century England (5,4) |
| CROISSANT | Sweet flaky French pastry purportedly developed from the Austrian kipferl or Hungarian kifli (9) |
| TARPAULIN | Art nouveau popular after Klee's impenetrable canvas (9) |
| TOSCANINI | Puccini opera doubly popular after returning conductor (9) |
| COLDWAR | State of political hostility which developed after World War II between the West and the Soviet Union (4,3) |
| YOUONLYLIVEONCE | Meaning of the internet acronym YOLO, which became popular from 2012 (3,4,4,4) |
| BLT | Type of sandwich that became popular in the US after World War II |
| XAVIERCUGAT | Leader of the resident orchestra at the Waldorf-Astoria, New York, before and after World War II (6,5) |
| BANANAS | Novelty song of the 1920s which became popular during the Second World War, Yes! We Have No_ (7) |
| BABYBOOMER | Coming from Bombay with robe for one born just after world War II (4,6) |
| GREECE | European country which had a three-year civil war after World War II ended, with around 100,000 killed (6) |
| CREWE | Rolls-Royce moved car production here after World War II (5) |
| LOEWY | French-born but mainly Us-based industrial designer, noted for successful designs for Studebaker after World War II (5) |
| MANGRUM | Lloyd ___, American golfer who won the first US Open after World War II |
| OKINAWA | Japanese island placed under U.S. rule after World War II and returned to Japan in 1972 (7) |
| MARSHALLPLAN | US financial aid programme for Europe after World War II (8,4) |
