| ANGLOPHILIA | Hailing English, or hailing a Pole, not English, perhaps (11) |
| WHETHER | Even if it's, say, raining or hailing? (7) |
| SCHOLASTIC | Last choice's not English, perhaps, for a pedant (10) |
| NEONLIGHTS | Not English perhaps and what Dancing with the Stars was performed under? (4,6) |
| AHOY | A call used in hailing (a ship) |
| ENLIGHTENS | Teaches a number in English, perhaps (10) |
| MEHEMETALI | Formerly a world leader, uninspiring English perhaps lead Italy |
| UBER | App-based alternative to hailing a cab |
| NAILING | Fixing pole, not very well (7) |
| SPAR | Pole, not required, finished early (4) |
| PELOTON | Pole not bothered about the rest of the cyclists (7) |
| NOFIXEDABODE | Faxed bod in Old English, perhaps, without an address (2,5,5) |
| TOTE | Carry something on pole, not quite getting to the end |
| SLEIGH | Something to be heaved across Pole, not river? |
| STAFFOFFICER | Pole not wanting to chill last of lager for brass hat |
| ELEGANCE | Polish and English perhaps written inside weapon (8) |
| EXPEL | Sack from next pole. Not out (5) |
| ONJECTLANGUAGE | Be opposed to English perhaps, it is used in computing (6,8) |
| LANGUAGE | English perhaps long for Scottish union over extended period |
| WHISTLINGDIXIECARTER | Actress hailing a taxi? |
