| MENDIPHILLS | Range of limestone hills in Somerset (6,5) |
| MENDIPS | The -, a range of limestone hills in South West England containing the Cheddar Gorge (7) |
| GREATORME | Llandudno's limestone hill, served by a tramway built in 1902 |
| GLASTONBURYTOR | Conically shaped hill in Somerset used by Druids as a site for initiation ceremonies (11,3) |
| ATHENS | European capital that includes limestone hill Mount Lycabettus (6) |
| EMOTIONLESS | Fragments of limestone so cold and hard? |
| ZSAZSAGABOR | She won the Miss Hungary pageant in 1936 and slapped a cop in Beverly Hills in 1989 (3 wds.) |
| BRUNOWALTER | Berlin-born conductor who died at his home in Beverly Hills in 1962 (5.6) |
| HEATHMOUNDS | Hills in actor Ledger's back yard? |
| CRUICKSHANK | Actor Andrew rambling, heading for hills in rucksack (11) |
| DORSETDOWNS | You need to dress down to go walking around these hills in south-west England (6,5) |
| ISCHIA | Island in the Bay of Naples where W. H. Auden wrote In Praise of Limestone (6) |
| CHALK | Form of limestone used in sticks to write on blackboards or in cubes to apply to the ends of snooker cues (5) |
| WOOKEY | _ _ _ _ _ _ Hole caves, series of limestone caverns near Wells in Somerset (6) |
| WOOKEYHOLE | Series of limestone caverns in the Mendip Hills (6,4) |
| OOLITE | A kind of limestone, consisting of a mass of rounded grains (6) |
| COTSWOLD | Type of limestone forming drystone walls in parts of England; or, a double Gloucester-like cheese with chives and onion (8) |
| MARBLE | From "sparkle, shine" and with the variety "pavonazzo", named after Italian for "peacock", a form of limestone used in architecture and sculpture; or, a block, carving, statue, taw etc, made of said r |
| BLARNEY | ____ Stone, block of limestone in Ireland that reputedly confers the gift of the gab when kissed (7) |
| CHARA | Green algae common in freshwater lakes of limestone districts |
