| GWYN | Nell _, 17th-century actress and the long-time mistress of Charles II (4) |
| NELLGWYN | Actress who became a long-time mistress of Charles II |
| NELL | ___ Gwyn, 17th-century actress and mistress of Charles II (4) |
| NIN | Miller's one-time mistress |
| DUNN | Nell ___, author of the stage plays Steaming and Cancer Tales (4) |
| DEWI | Japanese-born wife of the long-time Indonesian leader Sukarno |
| FIFI | Radio star, Neighbours actress and The Project regular, ___ Box (4) |
| EMMA | Mistress of Charles II; ... Hamilton (4) |
| CARL | American athlete who won nine Olympic gold medals in sprint events and the long jump (4,5) |
| NEAL | Patricia ___, 20th-century actress married to Roald Dahl (4) |
| ADAH | ___ Isaacs Menken (infamous 19th-century actress) |
| HYDEPARK | Formerly part of Kensington Gardens and Henry VIII's deer chase, 350 acres of land divided by the Serpentine and the Long Water lakes in London (4,4) |
| EYELASHES | Two sets of ___ protect the camels eyes from the sun and sand. One short, nearest the eyes and the long ones found above the eyes. |
| AGNES | Forename of the "Lady of Beauty" of the Chateau de Loches who was a mistress of Charles VII and first official favourite of a French king (5) |
| NELLGWYNN | Orange-seller, actress, and mistress of Charles II (4,5) |
| RAVILIOUS | Artist noted for his watercolours of the South Downs landscape such as Chalk Paths, The Lighthouse at Beachy Head and The Long Man of Wilmington (9) |
| VENTS | Complains about the rude bus driver and the long line at the coffee shop and the therapist chewing gum so loudly during sessions, say |
| CHANDLER | Raymond a"; author of the Philip Marlowe novels including The Big Sleep and The Long Goodbye (8) |
| ELDERLY | Pour out the red and yell for the long-time retired folk (7) |
| JOANPLOWRIGHT | English actress and the third wife of Laurence Olivier (4,9) |
