| ALDERLEYEDGE | Possibly elderly journalist inspired by time in Cheshire village (8,4) |
| RESTORED | Put back in its original condition by time in rose-red fluid (8) |
| OPART | Name, coined by Time in 1964 prior to the defining Responsive Eye exhibition, for a style of abstractionism characterised by visual illusions (2,3) |
| SHOPSOILED | Spoilt by time in window, etc (10) |
| POWER | Work divided by time, in physics |
| ASCERTAIN | Find out case is damaged by time in wet weather (9) |
| DENTS | Impressions gained by time in studies (5) |
| AMENDMENT | Makes a change for men on double to be covered by time in Atlantic (9) |
| LYMM | Cheshire village on Bridgewater Canal - in Plym marina! (4) |
| MARTHAGRAHAM | US choreographer named Dancer of the Century by Time magazine in 1998 |
| STYAL | A cotton mill established at this Cheshire village in 1784 is now a National Trust property, Quarry Bank (5) |
| TATTENHALL | Cheshire village in the Eddisbury constituency close to the 'largest ice cream shop' according to Guinness World Records (10) |
| WINCE | Start to make Cheshire village crumble (5) |
| EXAM | Test of English provided by Times in the morning? |
| MARLONBRANDO | One of only three professional actors named by Time magazine as one of its 100 Persons of the Century in 1999 |
| CHEEKTOCHEEK | Two lips split by time, circle very closely (5,2,5) |
| MILESPERHOUR | Distance divided by time (5,3,4) |
| EDGE | Alderley ___, affluent Cheshire village |
| CHRON | In ___. order ...by sequence of events by time, for short |
| GONEWITHTHEWIND | A blockbuster in its day: blown away by time and tide since first pictured in 1939? (4,4,3,4) |
