| PERSE | Intrinsically for each bearing (3,2) |
| SEAAIR | Sons each bearing something refreshing |
| DEBRETTS | Publisher of books on peerage and etiquette, each bearing a rose, thistle and shamrock colophon in gold (8) |
| CENTIPEDE | Any myriapod of the class Chilopoda, with many segments, each bearing one pair of legs (9) |
| ADIEU | Made his Ben Hur intrinsically so long |
| ROUGH | I'd hug doorman turning out to be an intrinsically good person (5,7) |
| LUNETTE | Alcove for statue made of clay intrinsically effective |
| TERN | Intrinsically international life for this long-distance flyer. (4) |
| PERSEPOLIS | Old city intrinsically like Warsaw, except for the east end |
| MONSMEG | Dodgems, nomadic intrinsically, turn west for famous 4Dn in 18Dn stronghold (4,3) |
| TRUMPERY | Word, from "cheat, deceit, fraud, trick", for actions, talk or trinkets that are superficially or deceptively splendid, but intrinsically as worthless and tawdry as a proverbial gold brick (8) |
| ITSELF | In ___ (intrinsically) |
| BASICALLY | Intrinsically |
| FUNDAMENTALLY | Intrinsically |
| PERSEUS | Stars, intrinsically American (7) |
| PERSECUTE | Intrinsically Latin adorable hound (9) |
| INTERIM | Popular phrase, a line intrinsically temporary (7) |
| IPSOFACTO | Intrinsically |
| EYESORE | Carbuncle, yes? Or even intrinsically so (7) |
| ARMADILLO | Intrinsically unpopular, mad, illogical creature (9) |
