| MARMALADE | From the Portuguese meaning "quince jam" and the Greek "honey, apple", a preserve originally made from the first mentioned pome, later lemons, limes or Seville oranges (9) |
| DODO | From the Portuguese meaning "simpleton", a flightless bird hunted to extinction, so named for its apparent lack of fear of human beings (4) |
| QUIESCENT | Still set quince jam (9) |
| WELLER | Solo singer, once a member of The Jam and The Style Council, Paul _ (6) |
| SAOMIGUEL | (GKN) Largest and most populous island of the Azores, named from the Portuguese for "Saint Michael" (3,6) |
| PAUL | English singer-songwriter ___ Weller, whose bands include The Jam and The Style Council (4) |
| WHEELS | Circular frames revolving on axles that gave rise to words including the Sanskrit "chakra", the Latin "circus" and the Greek "cycle" (6) |
| TEMUKA | The Maori and the Greek character start to knock about initially in Canterbury (6) |
| POME | From the Latin meaning "apple", a fruit such as the aforesaid or any one of its relatives including pear, quince and medlar; or, priest's handwarming silver ball of hot water (4) |
| TOM | A familiar abbreviation of a man's given name that is used to describe various things including a large chime, a long gun, a love apple, a male moggy or a turkey cock/gobbler (3) |
| CRAB | A claw/scratch by a hawk; a small sour wild apple; a grouch; a winch; a sidestepping shellfish with the zodiacal symbol; or, its flesh as food (4) |
| PAULWELLER | Singer/songwriter with The Jam and The Style Council (4,6) |
| VINDALOO | Hot curry of Goan origin likely named from the Portuguese for 'wine and garlic sauce' (8) |
| NOVA | Lively Brazilian dance similar to the samba; often translated from the Portuguese as 'new trend' (5,4) |
| BOSSA | Lively Brazilian dance similar to the samba; often translated from the Portuguese as 'new trend' (5,4) |
| WAYS | 'How do I love thee? Let me count the ___' (Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Sonnets from the Portuguese (1850) |
| ISLES | The British and the Greek, e.g. |
| ORANGE | Citrus fruit with blossom used in bridal bouquets or perfumery and zest baked in hot cross buns, simnel cakes and the Greek Easter bread tsoureki (6) |
| LATHE | The French and the Greek river in Hades (5) |
| TURNIP | Go round and the Greek will return with a swede? (6) |
