| JAWBONE | Mandible of rabbit, black one |
| STAGBEETLE | UK's largest coleopteran and one that derives its name from the antler-like mandibles of its males (4,6) |
| RING | Red, yellow, green, blue or black, one of the five interlocking shapes forming the symbol of the Olympic Games (4) |
| MAMBA | The Academy Is... sang of a black one |
| BORZOI | Dog, black one, eating small pieces of pasta |
| PROVERBIAL | Typical of friend to keep dog, black one |
| CHEEKBONE | Lip, black one, part of skull (9) |
| RAMUS | Latin word for "branch", thus for a branching of a nerve; a barb of a feather; a process/arm of a bone such as the mandible or pubis; or, a twig (5) |
| JAWLINE | Part of the silhouette of one of The Mandibles taking position (7) |
| PLANETARIA | Tree, black, one with advanced views of the sky (10) |
| ARMBAND | A black one is worn by a sportsman to mark the passing of a champion |
| FLY | An aphid is a green or black one; a white one is totally different (3) |
| STIGMA | Backward idiots get half mark, a black one (6) |
| LIBIDO | Basic drive in pool that pockets black one (6) |
| HERBIE | Volkswagen, black one, found in here |
| IBIS | Bird, black one, inhabiting island (4) |
| ARMLET | A black one may signify mourning |
| TARMAC | Jack offered coat, black one |
| WASABI | Green paste had been a black one (6) |
| COBRA | Pink endlessly snookering black, one leading charmed life? |