| INFOTECH | Short form of it capitalised (8) |
| ETCETERA | A short form of it is found regularly in lettuce (2,6) |
| MARYLAND | The country of the contrary girl is capitalised by Annapolis (8) |
| POSTTOWN | A ___ is supposed to be capitalised on an envelope |
| RONDELET | In poetry, a short form of rondeau (8) |
| MEPHISTO | Short form of the devil in the Faust story (8) |
| OPERETTA | Short form of musical theatre, usually on a light or humorous theme (8) |
| AUSTRAL | What word for "southern", when capitalised, can be a suburb of Sydney, a hotel in Rundle Street or the southernmost islands of French Polynesia? (7) |
| AFRICANNATIONALCONGRESS | Party of characters in dance capitalised? |
| ORDER | The neatness of the bath, say, when capitalised (5) |
| INITIAL | Nominally speaking, it's capitalised at the start (7) |
| DOGMA | In a roundabout sort of way, the father capitalised on the mother's belief (5) |
| OPERA | More than one carman capitalised a work of this sort (5) |
| OLDLADY | Noctuid moth, Mormo maura ; or, when capitalised, the Bank of England's truncated nickname (3,4) |
| JEANS | Clothing turned and capitalised on being heard (5) |
| ANY | Whatever amount a big apple capitalised (3) |
| RIVER | Flowing water might be test if capitalised (5) |
| BOARDGAME | Willing directors first capitalised monopoly? (5,4) |
| MONTHS | August march may be initially capitalised (6) |
| PROPERNOUN | Capitalised word (6,4) |
