| NASTALIQ | Rounded characters, etc, mostly mean a large measure of intelligence |
| DISPEL | Get rid of inspector, mostly mean |
| OTELLO | Opera has perfectly rounded characters, Count included |
| STENCIL | Device for applying a design, characters, etc, to a surface, consisting of a thin sheet of plastic, metal, cardboard, etc (7) |
| MANSION | Word originally for the home of a medieval lord, later extended to mean a large imposing house (7) |
| DATA | Numbers, characters, etc, handled by a computer |
| SURGE | Based on the Latin "to rise", a word used to mean a big wave or a rush of emotion (5) |
| MALL | This word originated from a 16th-century Italian game called pallamaglio and referred to the alley where the game was played. Now, it means a large shopping area. |
| MIME | The theatrical technique of suggesting action, character, etc., by gesture and expression without using words |
| DEGRADE | To reduce in worth, character, etc; disgrace or dishonour (7) |
| SCHOONER | A glass for a large measure of sherry |
| DOUBLESUP | Shares a room - and a large measure to drink |
| INACLINCH | Embracing popular culture initially in a large measure (2,1,6) |
| LAMP | Large measure of electricity in desk light? (4) |
| BOTTLENECK | Congestion in throat after large measure of vodka, say? (10) |
| DOUBLEBRANDY | Large measure of alcoholic drink (6,6) |
| TRIPLE | Large measure of ecstasy following drug experience with pill, ultimately (6) |
| METHUSELAH | Large measure of wine like that in meal he cooked (10) |
| ALDOSE | Sugar: a large measure (6) |
| TON | Large measure of weight (3) |
