| ANNOUNCER | Proclaimer only seen or heard at intervals (9) |
| FRONTIER | Borderline impudence I heard at intervals (8) |
| MUTTER | Fool heard at intervals to speak in hushed tones (6) |
| CANNES | Where reels of film may be seen - or heard (6) |
| CRISP | (of something seen or heard) Clearly defined. |
| ONSIGHT | As soon as seen or heard where building is in progress |
| DEJAVU | A feeling that one has seen or heard someting before (2,4) |
| HEARSAYEVIDENCE | Court statement based on something seen or heard (7,8) |
| SUIT | It can be seen or heard in a courtroom |
| WITNESSES | People who have seen, or can give first-hand evidence, of some event (9) |
| URSAMINOR | Melting in our arms - that's only seen at night |
| AMUSINGLY | A Greek character only seen in a funny way (9) |
| TOWNCRIER | Formerly, a proclaimer in the streets (4,5) |
| LEMONSOLE | Dish only seen after fruit? (5,4) |
| INSOLENCE | Bad manners only seen in pub and church |
| INVISIBLE | Claude Rains was only 'seen' for a few minutes in the film, The ... Man |
| REWIND | AI app that makes everything you've seen, said, or heard searchable |
| TAKESONTRUST | Assumes something read or heard is reliable (5,2,5) |
| OFT | Opening word for repeated or heard |
| WAVES | What can be caught, ridden, felt or heard? (5) |
