| EOLITH | Hit Leo somehow with a stone... (6) |
| HEIRLOOM | It's passed down to him or Leo, somehow (8) |
| PITTED | Describing a fruit with a stone removed (6) |
| CHERRY | A small fruit with a stone (6) |
| QUARTZ | Woos with a stone we heard (6) |
| HANSELANDGRETEL | All the anger ends somehow with a fairy story (6,3,6) |
| MYLIPSARESEALED | Pleased, somehow, with a miserly "no comment" (2,4,3,6) |
| ORANGE | and 22ac, Age I conjure up somehow with drink (6,5) |
| BELONG | Be property of Nobel, somehow, with George V (6) |
| MAGNET | Get man somehow with this means of attraction (6) |
| MOLEST | Interfere with a stone structure over water on the street |
| ATMOSPHERIC | Compare this somehow with a pervasive mood |
| ANOMALOUS | Atypical soul, somehow, with a lack of qualification |
| MAIDENAUNT | Man united, somehow, with a single relative |
| LYMPHOCYTE | They comply somehow with a component of the immune system |
| ESLOIN | Remove old lines somehow with introduction of Olay |
| MAKEDO | Manage somehow with just two cooks? |
| CARESS | Scares somehow with gentle stroke |
| NEWYEARSDAY | Yes, end war somehow, with a conclusion to hostility when resolutions come into effect? |
| DRUPE | Botanical word for a fruit with a stone, such as a peach, cherry, nectarine, apricot or olive (5) |
