| IDYLLS | Pastoral poems or bucolics; or, picturesque scenes or events (6) |
| TABLEAU | A vivid or picturesque scene or depiction (7) |
| IDYLL | A charming or picturesque scene or event (5) |
| FLASHBACKS | Transitions in novels, films etc to earlier scenes or events (10) |
| ECLOGUE | Short pastoral poem or bucolic, often in the form of a soliloquy or discourse between shepherds (7) |
| RURAL | Word meaning agrarian, bucolic or countrified, thus the antithesis of urban; or, a habitant of a rustic or pastoral place (5) |
| PASTORAL | Bucolic or rustic (8) |
| SHOOTS | Films scenes or new plant growths |
| SKETCH | Preliminary drawing or study; or, a short comic scene or vignette (6) |
| CLOWNS | Bucolics |
| CRUDES | Bucolics |
| IMPACT | One foreign politician getting to make a scene or that's the impression (6) |
| LOCALE | The scene or setting, as that of a novel (6) |
| LYRICS | Ancient harp-inspired term for a song's words/libretto, whether mumbled in the shower, blasted in an operatic scene or famously misheard and subject to a mondegreen (6) |
| SHOWER | Event at which the new kid gets gifts before he arrives on the scene (or what mom might take after giving baby a bath) |
| TOILE | Cotton or linen dress fabric; dressmaker's test garment or "muslin"; or, the abbreviated name of a type of cloth printed with pastoral scenes or chinoiserie (5) |
| NURSERYRHYMES | Simple or traditional poems or songs for children (7,6) |
| ANTHOLOGY | Meaning "flower gathering", a compendium, florilegium or garland of poems or literary extracts (9) |
| SCENE | Subsection of a play, or picturesque view (5) |
| POPUP | Book/greetings card with 3D scenes or figures that appear when opened (3-2) |
