| MODERNLANGUAGE | Our England, a gem troubling French or Spanish, say (6,8) |
| IBERIAN | Portuguese or Spanish, say |
| CREOLE | In Louisiana, a French-speaking descendant of early French or Spanish settlers (6) |
| RUSTY | Like many older Americans' French or Spanish |
| SELECTOR | Choosy type the French (or Spanish) accommodated in particular area (8) |
| LITTLENELL | Weaving till Lent keeps the French or Spanish orphan in work |
| SELECTION | In part, take French or Spanish translation for the anthology |
| OMELET | It may be French or Spanish, for example |
| TRISTE | Sad, in French or Spanish |
| EURO | French or Spanish coin |
| ENTRE | Between, in French or Spanish |
| TRES | French or Spanish 101 word |
| DELEGATE | The Spanish, say, take time out to find a deputy (8) |
| LINCOLN | A city in England, a sheep breed, a shortcake biscuit, or a US president (7) |
| ISLE | The Spanish say yes to climb on Arran, for instance (4) |
| VOLE | Mousey type is against what the Spanish say in The Ring (4) |
| INELEGANT | At home the Spanish say worker is scruffy (9) |
| ELEGANT | The Spanish say member of social network is stylish (7) |
| ELEGY | Lament the Spanish say before day's end (5) |
| ELEGISE | Write sad poem the Spanish say is trite, ultimately (7) |
