| TABLEAUVIVANT | People silently posed to represent a scene |
| ZAP | Onomatopoeia used to represent a sound of a ray gun or laser; a blast of food in a microwave; an act of changing a television channel with a remote controller; or, an electric shock (3) |
| ADLITEM | Of a guardian, appointed by a court to represent a minor in an action; Latin, 'for the lawsuit' (2,5) |
| CANIBEFRANKEN | Request to represent a Minnesota senator's side of a debate? |
| DELEGATE | One appointed or elected to represent a body or group at a conference or meeting (8) |
| FANCYDRESS | Costume worn at a party to represent a noted type or character (5,5) |
| SCENERY | Painted backcloths, stage structures, etc, used to represent a location in a theatre |
| TRIGRAPH | A combination of three letters used to represent a single speech sound or phoneme (8) |
| OSCAR | Statuette meant to represent a knight standing on a reel of film |
| IDEOGRAPH | Period hag needed to develop symbol used to represent a word (9) |
| CANADA | Is little Adelaide able to represent a large state? (6) |
| SPOKE | Said to represent a radius |
| TINTINNABULUM | Nuntii malunt "B" to represent a bell |
| TAOISM | OT's aim to represent a religion (6) |
| IDEOGRAM | From IOM, Edgar used symbol to represent a word (8) |
| SAMPLE | Small part to represent a whole (6) |
| BRANDAMBASSADOR | Celebrity contracted to represent a company (5,10) |
| DEEPFAKE | Digitally manipulated media purporting to represent a real person (8) |
| LOGO | Image used to represent a company |
| AVATAR | Online icon used to represent a user |
