| PRETTYUGLY | Oxymoronic adjective used as a putdown |
| DEF | Slang adjective used as a superlative |
| GOAWAYANDSHUTUP | Ugh! A putdown with a hint of absurdity, say? Embarrassed, we don't want to hear any more (2,4,3,4,2) |
| ADNOUN | Adjective used as name (gram.); a dunno (anag.) |
| GREENWELLIE | Adjective used to refer to a so-called brigade of upper-class country-dwelling Brits, stereotypically represented as wearing virid Hunter boots and waxed Barbours (5-6) |
| TRUE | Adjective used to denote something actual, factual or real, such as life, love or a word apparently "spoken in jest" (4) |
| FAB | Adjective used in a nickname for the Beatles |
| VALUED | Adjective used by a company to describe their customers |
| FLAT | Adjective used for fish such as plaice and flounder (4) |
| BIOTCH | Variation of a female putdown used to avoid saying the vulgar word...though really, it's just as bad |
| OUTDOORSY | Adjective used to describe a person who enjoys alfresco pursuits (9) |
| NULL | Adjective used in mathematics to denote an empty set, or one with only zeros as elements (4) |
| COZY | Adjective used to describe some lobbyist-legislator relationships |
| THICK | Adjective used with good shakes |
| ATOMIC | Adjective used for really spicy buffalo wings |
| GAMY | Adjective used to describe venison |
| OVERDUE | Adjective used for pregnancies and library books |
| PRIMARY | Adjective used for the collective colours red, blue, yellow (7) |
| RENAL | Adjective used in connection with the kidneys. (5) |
| IONIC | Adjective used in chemistry or architecture |
