| PROLOG | Forgetting name extend introduction to Americans (6) |
| PRESTO | Very quickly forgetting name of 15's keyboard player (6) |
| MAITAI | Maintain forgetting name twice due to cocktail (3,3) |
| BLIMEY | Outcry on surprise introduction of British English to Americans (6) |
| ADORED | Daniel, forgetting name, returns hugely popular |
| ENTREE | Main course served to Americans on board, it's said (6) |
| HOSTEL | Accommodation unfriendly to Americans, they hear (6) |
| NOGOOD | Useless dunce, forgetting name, is kept in by teacher getting worked up (2,4) |
| CALLUS | Refer to American's thick skin (6) |
| EMBLEM | Bald Eagle to Americans, e.g. |
| SOCCER | Mbappe's sport, to Americans |
| TWOBIT | Old boy in schmuck of little worth to Americans (3-3) |
| STOP | So what does that period to Americans mean to us? No more to be said than this. (4,4) |
| FULL | So what does that period to Americans mean to us? No more to be said than this. (4,4) |
| CHROMATIC | Chaplain, describing loving couple, forgetting name, coloured (9) |
| BERLIOZ | German city forgetting name of Australian composer (7) |
| SANDBOY | He's no longer happy if forgetting name? |
| SATCHMO | Forgetting name, grab second trumpeter |
| SPRIG | Younger member of family - one of five forgetting name |
| AROMATIC | A sentimental lover forgetting name of perfume |
