| THISANDTHAT | One thing and another (4,3,4) |
| PAIR | One thing and another |
| INTERPOSE | Insert between (one thing and another) |
| AHOY | The sailor's call is an expression of one thing and another outside only |
| LIE | Say one thing and mean another |
| SYMBOLIST | Person who says one thing and means another |
| LARGO | "When your head says one thing and your whole life says another, your head always loses," said Humph |
| DEALER | Person who says one thing and does another (6-6) |
| DOUBLE | Person who says one thing and does another (6-6) |
| DUPLICITY | The word used to describe saying one thing, and doing another. Don't be duped ... (9) |
| DEVOTE | Concentrate on one thing and finally be voted out |
| MAYOR | XTC "I may be the ___ of Simpleton, but I know one thing, and that's I love you" |
| CARBONCYCLE | Term for the circulation through earth, water, living things and the air of one chemical element fundamental to life on our planet (6,5) |
| MINDYOURPSANDQS | Do the right thing and look after one's pulses and tailbacks, say (4,4,2,3,2) |
| BOTH | This thing and that thing |
| THESE | This thing and this thing |
| ALSO | "And another thing ..." |
| DATENIGHT | Fruity thing and naughty thing united in romantic event |
| HONEYBUN | First thing and last, hubby on a roll cuddles one? (8) |
| NOODLE | To eat, a singular thing and possibly an old one |
