| POSTMANSKNOCK | Party game where a kiss is exchanged for a pretend letter (8,5) |
| TRADESUP | Part-used transport is exchanged for a better vehicle (6,2) |
| MACHETE | The mace is exchanged for a knife (7) |
| SPUD | A tattie or tater with flesh used to make pellets for a pretend gun (4) |
| WARGAME | Marge goes to WA perhaps for a pretend battle (3,4) |
| MUSICALCHAIRS | Party game where children stand to lose! (7,6) |
| CHINESEWHISPERS | Party game where messages are passed on (7,8) |
| ADLIBS | Party game where you fill in the blanks |
| INGRIDBERGMAN | Actress who said "A kiss is a lovely trick designed by nature to stop speech when words become superfluous" |
| FRENCHCRICKET | Game where a soft ball is thrown at the legs (6,7) |
| TOKEN | Amoret, favour or memento such as an engraved coin, love-knot or a portrait miniature; a counter, man or piece for a board game; or, a voucher exchanged for a book or a gift (5) |
| CYRANO | "A kiss is a rosy dot over the 'i' of loving" speaker |
| ANTICLIMAX | Limit can change - getting a kiss is a dull ending (10) |
| AXIS | A kiss is a sort of union (4) |
| SULKS | Saul loses a kiss: is away with a sullen fit (5) |
| CASHEDIN | The hut the third man is holding is exchanged for money (6,2) |
| AGIO | In currency exchange, the percentage charged when one currency is exchanged for another with a higher value (4) |
| APEX | A kiss is said to be the climax |
| SEXES | Male and female - when a kiss is shared it goes both ways |
| OVERTAX | It's plain a kiss is to ask too much (7) |
