| NEWLABOUR | Political term first coined by Tony Blair in 1994 (3,6) |
| EDUCATION | Word famously repeated by Tony Blair in a 1996 speech |
| ALTEREGO | Term first coined by Cicero, meaning "a second self, a trusted friend (5,3) |
| POSTTRUTH | Political term that was the Oxford Dictionaries' 2016 Word of the Year |
| FIRSTLADY | Informal title first coined by President Zachary Taylor in his 1849 eulogy of Dolley Madison |
| VELOCIPEDE | Term, first coined in 1818, for any human-powered land vehicle with one or more wheels, most commonly the bicycle |
| SOMETHING | A candle, perhaps, approaching first coined in Macbeth (9,6,4,3,5) |
| SUBALTERN | Term first used by Antonio Gramsci to mean a subject excluded from hegemonic power structures |
| CARBINEER | Term first used in the 1790s for a mounted soldier armed with a rifle (9) |
| ALMAMATER | Term first used for mother goddesses |
| ABORIGINE | Term first used for a legendary Italian |
| TRIBALIST | Who's showing support for different groups? It's T Blair in disguise (9) |
| SOAPSTONE | Soft rock gets Blair in a lather? (9) |
| SHEEN | Michael, actor who portrays Tony Blair in the 2006 film The Queen (5) |
| BROWN | UK prime minister following the resignation of Tony Blair in 2007, Gordon ... |
| BERTIE | _ Carvel, plays Tony Blair in The Crown (6) |
| CHERIE | Barrister who married Tony Blair in 1980, _ Booth, (6) |
| LABYRINTH | Tony Blair possibly losing nothing hard in the jungle (9) |
| FSTLER | ___ College, school attended by Tony Blair (6) |
| INTOLERABLY | Foreign article penned by Tony Blair, translated dreadfully (11) |
