| ANTIPODES | Just to spite Don, a change is made which is the exact opposite (9) |
| DEFINITION | "Sharpness of outline" is the exact meaning (10) |
| ELECTORAL | Such is the register of voters to call ere change is made (9) |
| CROSSROAD | Stage at which important decision has to be made, which direction from here? (9) |
| NOTHINGON | The exact opposite of all dressed up and nowhere to go (7,2) |
| PESSIMIST | He looks on the dark side in order to spite Miss (9) |
| ROYALMINT | Marilyn to change where change is made (5,4) |
| SUPERNOVA | Marvellous exact opposite of May, perhaps - a bright star (9) |
| REGULATES | Gets a rule made which adjusts accuracy |
| PUTONAIRS | Don a ridiculous sari and try to impress (3,2,4) |
| TAPIOCA | What's got from cassava is a topic a change is made to (7) |
| DRESS | To don a frock; to enrobe a salad; to groom a horse; to level a stone; or, to trim meat away from a rib bone (5) |
| LATERAL | To the side that's left, later a change is made (7) |
| FANTASIA | Faint as a change is made to a Disney classic (8) |
| SISTERACT | Whoopi Goldberg dons a habit in this 1992 comedy |
| FUSHCIA | It's a bloomer if such a change is made (7) |
| FUCHSIA | It's a bloomer if such a change is made (7) |
| LET | Word for "allow, permit", which used to mean the exact opposite (3) |
| INFATUATION | Love's folly turns into aunt, if a change is made (11) |
| UNLIT | Until a change is made, it will remain without light (5) |
