| XENOPHOBES | People who dislike or distrust foreign customs or individuals (10) |
| MISANTHROPES | People who dislike or distrust others or humankind in general (12) |
| ANGLOPHOBES | People who dislike or fear England, its people or its culture (11) |
| MISANTHROPIST | Person who dislikes or distrusts other people or humankind in general (13) |
| SUSPEXISTI | You looked upwards, viewed with admiration or distrust |
| ASKANCE | With disapproval or distrust |
| XENOPHOBIA | Strong feeling of dislike or fear of people from other countries |
| HITCHHIKER | Word for a traveller or individual who obtains free lifts in motor vehicles by means of thumbing (10) |
| ABSOLUTIST | A distraught sob by musician who dislikes Fifty Shades of Grey? (10) |
| MISOGYNIST | A man who dislikes women (10) |
| SWEETHEART | --- deal, an agreement in which a public body offers unduly favourable terms to a private company or individual (10) |
| PERRYMASON | Fictional lawyer or individual embracing wrong army (5,5) |
| FINANCIALS | The economic situation of a company or individual |
| HATTERS | Time invested in people who dislike milliners (7) |
| LONERS | People who dislike company (6) |
| GRUDGE | ____ match, game between players or teams who dislike each other (6) |
| GRATERS | Rasp-like kitchen utensils with which to reduce, rub, shred or triturate cheese, garlic, ginger, lemon zest, nutmeg, vegetables etc; or, individuals who figuratively shred one's nerves (7) |
| POLYADIC | Involving three or more quantities, elements or individuals (8) |
| CONTEST | Competition or match between teams or individuals (7) |
| ETIQUETTE | The customs or rules governing behaviour regarded as correct or acceptable in social or official life (9) |
