| SENTENCES | Sequences of words (9) |
| TWISTERS | Tongue--; sequences of words designed to test articulation, known as finger-fumblers in sign language (8) |
| SENTENCED | Sequence of words gets daughter convicted (9) |
| MONTAGUES | Sequences of film about upper-class family (9) |
| DYNASTIES | Sequences of hereditary rulers (9) |
| SCENARIOS | Predicted sequences of events (9) |
| GLISSANDI | Rapid sequences of musical notes (9) |
| SENTENCE | Sequence of words for length of time |
| LINES | Former name of the units of magnetic flux known as maxwells; ancestral or chronological sequences of people; rows of printed or written words; or, railway tracks (5) |
| SWARMS | Dense bodies of flying bees, hence clouds of insects, crowds of people, showers of meteors, sequences of earthquakes or other myriads moving en masse (6) |
| NEDKELLY | Who was the subject of Sidney Nolan's series of paintings from 1946-47. considered to be one of the greatest sequences of Australian paintings of the 20th century? (3,5) |
| TONGUETWISTER | Sequence of words difficult to say (6-7) |
| PHRASE | Sequence of words |
| NGRAM | Sequence of words used to program text suggestions |
| LINGO | Curtailed sequence of words to work in language (5) |
| CHAINS | Sequences of links, whether in the form of fast food outlets, house buyers and sellers, mountains, necklaces, shackles or strings of sausages (6) |
| CARTOONS | Animated films made up of sequences of drawings |
| STEPS | Sequences of foot movements forming the basis of dance patterns (5) |
| TRICKS | Sequences of cards in eg bridge and whist that form single rounds of play (6) |
| CYMOUS | From the Greek for "wheel", a word for revolutions of phenomena or time; orbits; sequences of life stages; biorhythms; or, velocipedes (6) |
