| COPYIST | One making further examples of something |
| ETC | "I'll spare you further examples" |
| CUTDOWNIN | Diet popular in which 11, 13 and 41 are further examples leads to early death (3,4,2,4,5) (See 25A) |
| ONESPRIME | Diet popular in which 11, 13 and 41 are further examples leads to early death (3,4,2,4,5) (See 12A) |
| ADDENDUM | Commercial office almost silent, making further note (8) |
| FOLLOWINGUP | Making further enquiries (9,2) |
| REVISIT | Priest is the greatest, making further call! |
| REORDERING | Making further requisitions or rearrangements (10) |
| ERRED | Was wrong in making further reductions (5) |
| MATE | Friend's call making further play impossible (4) |
| INSTANCE | Ethnosectarian can finally provide further example (7,8) |
| ANOTHER | Ethnosectarian can finally provide further example (7,8) |
| HONOLULU | Twisted Japanese drama ordered to start with outstanding example of something within reach of Pearl |
| BYWORD | Well-known example of something (6) |
| PARADIGM | Typical example of something |
| DOOZY | A notably impressive example of something (US colloquial) |
| ARCHETYPE | An original model or perfect example of something (9) |
| GOODEGG | Fine example of something that's laid: a brick |
| CASEINPOINT | Specific example of something in milk and nought in beer? |
| SUCCESSSTORY | An example of something that went well (7,5) |
