| ETIENNE | French equivalent of Stephen |
| MME | French equivalent of "Mrs." |
| UNE | French equivalent of "a" |
| ELYSEE | French equivalent of the White House |
| CESAR | French equivalent of an Oscar |
| ADEMAIN | The French equivalent of "see you tomorrow" |
| MONSIEUR | French equivalent of mister |
| CIE | French equivalent of inc. |
| TAISTOI | French equivalent of “Shut up!” |
| COMTE | French equivalent of Count (5) |
| GUIGNOL | Chief puppet in the French equivalent of Punch and Judy |
| NATUREMORTE | In painting, the French equivalent of “still life” |
| NESTCEPAS | French equivalent of the German 'nicht wahr' (4-2,3) |
| HAUT | French equivalent of the English "high" and Latin "altus", thus prefixed to "boy", "gout", "monde", "pas" and "ton", to mean high wood, high taste, high society/world, high step and high fashion respe |
| INVERTEDCOMMAS | The French equivalents of these marks are guillemets |
| WAINSCOT | With the French equivalent boiserie, panelling applied to the lower part of an interior wall, traditionally of a variety of fine oak of the same name (8) |
| ADIEU | French equivalent of 106 Across |
| CLOVES | Aromatic dried flower buds crushed as one of the ingredients in mixed spice or French equivalent quatre epices; or, the segments forming a bulb of garlic (6) |
| OUI | French equivalent and rhyme of "si" |
| DAUPHIN | French equivalent to Prince of Wales (7) |
