| ANEMONE | Silly name given to a single plant (7) |
| UNICAST | A message sent to a single recipient, especially in a computer network (anagram of "AC units") (7) |
| IMITATE | Copy I'm to take to a single gallery (7) |
| ROULADE | From kitchen to concert hall, a word, ultimately from "wheel", for a furled cylindrical preparation of meat, souffle mixture or sponge cake with a spiral filling; or, a florid virtuoso run or elaborat |
| SOMEONE | Thus I object to a single person (7) |
| EXIGENT | Pressingly important no longer to a single man (7) |
| ENDEMIC | Native to a single country, island, territory, etc (7) |
| AMOEBIC | Pertaining to a single-celled organism (7) |
| HONEYSUCKLE | After renovation, he's lucky to retain a single plant (11) |
| OZONE | Short weight given to a single atmospheric layer (5) |
| MELISMA | Group of notes sung to a single syllable |
| ONETIME | Relating to a single occasion (3-4) |
| SQUALID | Unpleasant group adding line to a single |
| ABLOOM | Word for burgeoning, bursting forth with flowers, efflorescent, flourishing or in a state of floral glory, whether a single plant or an entire meadow in the spring (6) |
| SHIRLEYMACLAINE | Archie ___ silly name (very silly) for a film star (7,8) |
| DODO | Extinct bird with a silly name |
| INANE | Silly, silly name that is written outside (5) |
| ASSURANCE | Word that's silly name adopted by posh people |
| WYVERN | Heraldic monster with very silly name (6) |
| DALESMAN | Northerner brings up boy given silly names |
