| ORONYM | Similar-sounding phrase, such as "I scream" for "ice cream" |
| ICECREAMCONE | Does this mean the guards won't let you park outside parlour as I scream for Cohen, say? (3, 5,4) |
| SHREDDEDWHEAT | Phrases such as "I bet you can't eat three" promoted this cereal |
| PUNSTER | One who might say I scream for ice cream? (7) |
| PLAYONWORDS | Use of similar-sounding phrases for effect |
| ORELSE | Ominous-sounding phrase |
| GENDERNEUTRAL | Like 20-, 28- and 45-Across vis-a-vis the female-sounding phrases they're based on? |
| ICE | I scream, you scream, we all scream for ... cream |
| SUBJUNCTIVE | Form of the verb in a phrase such as 'If I were you' (11) |
| IDIOM | Non-literal phrase such as 'cut the mustard' or 'right as rain' |
| PALINDROMIC | Relating to a phrase such as 'Madam I'm Adam' (11) |
| SLANG | Cant or jargon, such as that in the cockney rhyming style encompassing phrases such as apples and pears, china plate, mince pies, syrup of figs and treacle tart (5) |
| MOTTO | Phrase such as with a coat of arms |
| EGGCORN | Misheard phrase such as "nerve-wrecking" |
| MOTIF | Recurring phrase, such as the first four notes of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony |
| IDIOMATIC | Describing a phrase such as "forty winks" (9) |
| ADVERB | A modifying word or phrase such as 'fairly' or 'slowly' (6) |
| ONOMATOPOEIA | What is the formation of a word or phrase, such as "tick-tock", that phonetically represents what is |
| PLEONASM | Use of more words than are necessary to convey a meaning, as in phrases such as safe haven (8) |
| TAUTOLOGY | Use of redundant wording in phrases such as “opening introduction” |
