| INBORN | It's not acquired in Britain or Norway (6) |
| UNGOT | Not acquired, in some poems |
| STOLEN | Let the son have it? But it's not acquired legally! (6) |
| SCAMPI | Italian word for a dish of langoustine, aka Dublin Bay prawns or Norway lobsters, served sauteed in garlic butter or fried in breadcrumbs (6) |
| IMBUED | It's not taught in Belgium or Norway (6) |
| JUMPER | Word for a sailor's loose outer jacket that came to mean a woollen jersey in the UK or a pinafore dress in the US; a quarry drill; a crude sled; or, a horse for puissance, e.g. (6) |
| COUNTY | Region of Britain or Ireland that has its own local government (6) |
| ALBION | An archaic or poetic name for Britain or England (6) |
| ATTLEE | A prime minister in the UK - or a glacier in Antarctica (6) |
| INNATE | Tavern tossed tea not acquired (6) |
| BOGOTA | Fur or feather stole acquired in that city (6) |
| LITTLE | Word that can be followed by Britain or House On The Prairie to complete the titles of two different TV shows (6) |
| ORKNEY | Which islands won a vote to investigate alternative methods of government, to become a crown dependency of the UK or self-governing teritory of Norway? (6) |
| ISLAND | Great Britain or Madagascar |
| NATIVE | Not acquired |
| LEARNT | Inclined to accept reading, for one, was acquired in school (6) |
| EUROPE | Chrysler _ , car company that Peugeot acquired in 1978 (6) |
| GOTTEN | Tent, replaced after move, may be acquired in America (6) |
| TRAITOROUS | Like Quisling's characteristics taking in men in Britain or in France |
| BLEWIT | Grade maybe acquired in part was unsuccessful |
