| TOURETTES | Neurodevelopment named after a French neurologist's intern (9) |
| CHARCOT | Pioneering French neurologist who tried to use hypnotism to cure hysteria (7) |
| BECQUEREL | The derived SI unit of radioactivity, named after a French physicist (9) |
| BONAPARTE | Poodle in the 1954 film Beau Brumell named after a French emperor (9) |
| LOUISIANA | US state named after a French king |
| STBERNARD | What breed of dog is named after a French monk who founded two lodging places for travellers in the Alps? (2,7) |
| BANNISTER | British athlete and neurologist who, in May 1954, became the first person to run a mile in under four minutes (9) |
| BRAINSCAN | Neurologist's report |
| THENAGAIN | However, in contrast, article by leading neurologist should be printed once more |
| CHANTILLYLACE | A delicate handmade fabric named after a French town (9,4) |
| TUREEN | Apocryphally named after a French general said to have drunk soup from his helmet, a deep dish from which said broth is served (6) |
| CHATEAUBRIAND | A very tender cut of beef tenderloin steak named after a French writer and historian (13) |
| PRALINE | Nut confection named after a French duke who inspired his chef to invent it; or, a chocolate filled with said nutty sweetmeat or with fondant (7) |
| TULLE | A fine net fabric used in wedding gowns and ballet tutus, named after a French city (5) |
| HAVRE | Montana college town named after a French port |
| NAPOLEON | Pastry named after a French emperor |
| SAINTEXUPERY | Airport at Lyon, named after a French writer/aviator (5-7) |
| AMPERE | Measure of current named after a French physicist (6) |
| LISLE | Thread named after a French commune |
| TUTU | Item of ballet attire named after a French childish word for "bottom" |
