| STYLE | Manner or way of doing or dressing (5) |
| BREAKTHEMOULD | Change the accepted style or way of doing of things (5,3,5) |
| POWER | Ability to do or act; capability of doing or accomplishing something.. (5) |
| MANNER | A way of doing or being (6) |
| SAUCE | From "salt", a liquid condiment or dressing taken as a relish with food; any piquant addition; stewed apples in the US; or, impudence (5) |
| RANCH | Style of house or dressing |
| TRUMP | Surpass by doing or saying something better (5) |
| EVADE | To avoid doing or fulfilling. (5) |
| DODGE | Cunningly avoid doing or paying (5) |
| GRACE | From "pleasing", a word for favour; a prayer of blessing or thanksgiving; courteous goodwill; or, elegance in form, manner or movement (5) |
| BENEFICENCE | The quality or state of doing or producing good : the quality or state of being |
| MARCH | A walk in a measured, military or stately manner; or, a piece of music composed for such a parade (5) |
| SORT | Word for a manner or way originally, later a class, ilk, kind or species; or, informally, a person (4) |
| CHANT | A repetitive plainsong, such as that in the Gregorian manner; or, a repeated rhythmic slogan, sung or spoken by a crowd in unison (5) |
| STYLES | Fashions or ways of doing (6) |
| IDIOM | Manner or style of expression |
| SOBER | Dignified and sombre in manner or character (5) |
| HABIT | A customary manner or practice (5) |
| BLUNT | Directness in manner or speech. (5) |
| DITTO | In the same manner or likewise (5) |
