| FLANEUR | French word for an urban male ambler, loafer, lounger, promenader, saunterer or stroller, aimlessly wandering around observing society (7) |
| METROSEXUAL | In modern lingo, an urban male who devotes much time to his appearance and lifestyle |
| PERAMBULATOR | Put out abrupt male or stroller (12) |
| NAMEDROPPER | Drunken promenader gets introduction to publicist who mentions famous pals (4,7) |
| PAPETERIE | French word for an often antiquarian box for stationery and writing materials (9) |
| FLECHE | French word for an arrow, used to describe a spire or Gothic spirelet (6) |
| ATELIER | French word for an artist's bottega, studio or workshop (7) |
| ETALAGE | French word for an array or display, such as a shop's window-dressing (7) |
| CACHEPOT | French word for an ornamental jardiniere in which to hide or conceal a less attractive planter (8) |
| STROLLER | A word for a pushchair in the US; or, a saunterer (8) |
| ENTREE | French word for an appetiser or hors d'A...uvre served prior to the main course of a formal dinner (6) |
| HASH | From a French word for an axe, a coarse chopped mixture of recooked meat/potatoes; or, thought to derive from cross-hatching, the # symbol (4) |
| MACRON | President who in November 2022 announced a programme for an urban railway network in ten French cities (6) |
| STROLLERS | Ramblers or saunterers engaging in leisurely promenades or wanders; or, in the US, buggies/pushchairs (9) |
| POTAGER | French word for an ornamental kitchen garden - a plot of vegetable plants interspersed with herbs, lavender, roses, fruit trees, dwarf box, Jerusalem artichokes etc (7) |
| AIDE | French word for an assistant (4) |
| INGENUE | French word for an artless, innocent young woman (7) |
| PROUD | Honoured to be public relations officer for an urban district (5) |
| CREEP | Honoured to be public relations officer for an urban district (5) |
| CARDBOARDCITY | Term for an urban area in which the homeless congregate under makeshift shelters (9,4) |
