| LARGER | Of greater size |
| ENLARGER | Piece of darkroom equipment for producing photographic prints of greater size than the original negatives or transparencies (8) |
| NEWYORK | Which American city envelops a park of greater size than the combined areas of the world's two smallest countries? (3,4) |
| ENLARGEMENT | Photograph of greater size than the original negative or print (11) |
| HEFTIER | Of greater weight and size |
| ACTONE | Bit of drama in part of Greater London, to the East (3,3) |
| EVACUATE | To withdraw from a place of danger to a place of greater safety (8) |
| VASE | Open container of metal, glass, pottery, usually rounded and of greater height than width used for decoration |
| CHEADLE | Historically within Cheshire, this suburban village of Greater Manchester is three miles from Stockport town centre; it lies on the Ladybrook, a tributary of the River Mersey (7) |
| TALLBOY | Chest of drawers of greater height than a standard piece (7) |
| WESTMINSTER | Borough of Greater London that contains the Houses of Parliament |
| LOCHNESS | Freshwater expanse near Inverness of greater volume than all the lakes of England and Wales combined (4,4) |
| STAINES | Town on the left bank of the River Thames on the western fringe of Greater London (7) |
| TALLER | Everyone with hesitation following first of teachers of greater height (6) |
| SERGEANTMAJOR | Officer's material, a number of books of greater importance (8-5) |
| EMPIREBUILDERS | Politician in Ireland rules bid out of place for seekers of greater power (6,8) |
| HIDE | Keep out of sight in part of Greater Manchester, so to speak (4) |
| LEWISHAM | Borough of Greater London |
| KINGSTON | Royal borough of Greater London |
| ESSEX | One of Greater London's "home counties" |
