| EMPATH | One who can read the feelings and emotions of others |
| STATISTICIAN | Strong government taking most of the credit for one article by one who can read figures (12) |
| MANTELTELEPATHIST | Person who can read the thoughts of a living room shelf? |
| VISCERAL | Having to do with more earthy feelings and emotions (8) |
| COMPASSIONATE | Showing a sensitivity to the emotions of others (13) |
| DAILY | When you can read The News |
| STOICS | Proponents of the ancient Greek philosophy which sought virtue as the greatest good and taught control of one's feelings and passions |
| BHUTTO | "Pursuing peace means rising above one's own wants, needs, and emotions." She was prime minister of Pakistan twice, in 1988-90 and in 1993-96. Who said this? |
| RABBLEROUSING | Intentionally inflaming the emotions of the mob (6-7) |
| EXCITE | Rouse the feelings or emotions (of someone) (6) |
| STIMULATES | Stirs the feelings, emotions of (10) |
| OBLITERATE | Get rid of former student who can read (10) |
| LITERATE | Later, I meet an alien who can read and write (8) |
| LITERATES | Those who can read and write treat lies differently |
| HEART | This organ is considered as the seat of life and emotions, esp love. (5) |
| SOULSEARCHING | Close examination of one's motives and emotions |
| LILAC | The flower Syringa said to symbolise the first emotions of love; or, a colour similar to pale violet or lavender (5) |
| ALITERATE | Person who can read but is unwilling to do so (9) |
| MUSIC | This series of aquilegia (columbine) varieties is vocal and/or instrumental sounds combined to produce beauty of form, harmony and emotion! (5) |
| RIGHTBRAIN | Common name for the cerebral hemisphere associated with creativity, imagination and emotions (5,5) |
