| TWITCHY | Nervous wife brought in miniature |
| BRATWURST | 18's wife brought in to explode banger in Munich? (9) |
| TWOTONE | Wife brought in infant, one in blue and white perhaps (3,4) |
| SWOON | Wife brought in before long, becoming faint |
| REDWINE | About to have formal meal, wife brought in claret |
| TWILL | Until the wife brought in material (5) |
| TWOMASTER | Wife brought in to take control of sailing vessel |
| DAWDLERS | They lag behind new ladders wife brought in (8) |
| BREADWINNER | After short rest wife brought in meal for worker (11) |
| WRETCHED | Wife brought up in misery |
| AWESOME | Wife brought into A&E? A little overwhelming |
| ROTTWEILER | Breed of pet rat eating pork pie wife brought around (10) |
| PICASSO | Artist's image in miniature in part of note |
| DOLLSHOUSE | Building in miniature such as the one designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens for Queen Mary in the 1920s (5,5) |
| TROSSACHS | Area in Scotland described as the Highlands in miniature, where Sir Walter Scott's The Lady of the Lake is set (9) |
| MODEL | Preparatory sculpture or maquette in clay or wax; or, a representation of an object, typically in miniature (5) |
| TOPPER | Informal name for the hat depicted in miniature as one of the iconic charm-like pieces in Monopoly (6) |
| ARRAN | Island in the Firth of Clyde sometimes called 'Scotland in miniature' (5) |
| SHIP | Sea-going vessel traditionally replicated in miniature and placed in an ornamental "impossible" bottle (4) |
| PAR | 2, 3 or 4, usually, in miniature golf |
