| FARANDAWAY | Note: wife's ignoring country custom to a great extent (3,3,4) |
| MOREORLESS | Loser mistreated in customs to a certain extent (4,2,4) |
| FAUXPAS | Note, wife, father's making a mistake (4,3) |
| MISUSE | Wife, ignoring a son, ending in trouble for bad treatment |
| EIGHTY | Wife ignoring important figure |
| ITALICISMS | Country customs one's misquoted at first in slanted script |
| SAUSAGEDOG | South America's custom to follow hound (7,3) |
| INHABITANT | Resident in custom to join worker (10) |
| WONDERMENT | Custom to keep the German people in awe |
| DEEPTHROAT | Source of secret information one used to swallow, to a great extent? (4,6) |
| INFINITELY | To sum up about computers etc, lately disheartened to a great extent |
| FARANDWIDE | Fine Edwardian travelled to a great extent (3,3,4) |
| GOODLINESS | Piety embraces love to a great extent (10) |
| PERQUISITE | Benefit is found in each, to a great extent (10) |
| INGOODPART | Batting: sound job, to a great extent (2,4,4) |
| UPTHEWAZOO | To a great extent, colloquially |
| DUKEDOM | A penny given to the country - custom arising in duchy (7) |
| ASH | Arbor in the genus Fraxinus whose twigs are traditionally bound to form a bundle burned on Christmas Eve in an ancient West Country custom; or, embers such as the cinders from which Cinderella derives |
| NATIONALCOSTUME | Traditional dress from country, custom designed with ale circulating (8,7) |
| SIESTA | Tropical-country custom |
