| DIPHTHONG | How and why to give examples of this feature of English speech |
| IRONIC | Morissette song that, by failing to give examples of things that are its title, becomes said title |
| RAP | Knock American cutting version of English speech (3) |
| NEVERACROSSWORD | Absence of this feature results in total harmony (5,1,5,4) |
| ILLUSTRATE | Give example of the Italian extent of passion? (10) |
| SAMPLE | To point is sufficient to give example (6) |
| NAMEA | ___ few (give examples) |
| CALENDAR | The 3 down version of this features creatures to represent different years in a 12-year cycle (8) |
| OAKS | An English classic feature of English woods |
| TENSE | Feature of English, but not Chinese |
| SWING | Move back and forth close to this feature of a plane (5) |
| ENTIRELY | How and why might your entry lie to be rewritten in full? (8) |
| ALPHABETICAL | A patch liable to emerge from this feature of first floor letters (12,5) |
| ORDER | A patch liable to emerge from this feature of first floor letters (12,5) |
| TOENAIL | You might trim this feature of Manx cats, according to Spooner (7) |
| SMEAL | "How and Why Women Will Elect the Next President" author |
| WHEREBY | How and why swallowing beer is bad (7) |
| FORASONG | How and why cheap lyrics may be had? (3,1,4) |
| INWHATWAY | How and why Taiwan's changed (2,4,3) |
| QUEUING | A line is produced by this feature of snooker, we hear (7) |
