| OUTFIELDER | Futile swimming in central European river, one that's deep |
| AROUSE | Turn on a river, one that's great? (6) |
| ENORMOUS | Rising endlessly, Finland's river, one that's vast (8) |
| ELBE | Part of level beheld in Central European river (4) |
| OLEANDER | Evergreen shrub of a slim sort seen in central European river (8) |
| ODOUR | Smell in central European river, reportedly (5) |
| LINEDANCER | Wild celandine by river, one without a partner (4,6) |
| TRAWLERMAN | Alarm went off across river, one that works at sea |
| TRAMPOLINE | Track crossing river one used to exercise on |
| STOKER | One who fuelled interest in central European bloodsucker (6) |
| SEVERNBORE | Natural phenomenon, magnificent quantity consuming river, one going on and on and on? (6,4) |
| ZITHER | String instrument common in Central European folk music placed horizontally and plucked (6) |
| GALICIA | Good woman in central European region (7) |
| ODER | Central European river, rising in the Czech Republic (4) |
| REDO | Make over (also a central European river spelled backwards!) (4) |
| PUA | Dessert that's deep fried and shaped like a pancake, in short |
| RARE | Like a steak that's deep red in the middle |
| EGER | Central European river |
| RHINE | Central European river (5) |
| RUR | Central European river, with "The" |
