| BOLERO | Sprays first to accept a role which calls for a Spanish dance (6) |
| CALVADOS | Gives birth almost without trouble, which calls for a drink (8) |
| TAKEAPART | Pull into bits to accept a role (4,5) |
| TYPECAST | Put in a role which you are usually in (8) |
| ATOMISER | Spray first letter given to Scrooge (8) |
| SPRIG | Spray first of schnapps on prude |
| TAURUS | A sign American sailor is first to accept introduction of uniform |
| EVOKED | Summoned the night before December 1st, to accept fine (6) |
| BRUNEI | Country which calls itself 'the Abode of Peace' in its official title (6) |
| ALASKA | US state which calls itself The Last Frontier (6) |
| BODEGA | Word, sharing a Greek root with "apothecary, boutique, store", for a Spanish cellar, Hispanic shop or urban NYC corner deli for food, small groceries, wine and often more (6) |
| PAELLA | Man having to jump up for a Spanish dish (6) |
| EVOKER | That which calls to mind |
| SENORA | In bar, one stands up for a Spanish lady (6) |
| FIESTA | This word for a Spanish carnival was the original title for Ernest Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises |
| FRITOS | Chips named for a Spanish word describing how they're cooked |
| ANCORA | Mooring for a Spanish galleon |
| DESOTO | Old auto named for a Spanish explorer |
| STUD | Which calls for show of hands from boss, Rod (4,5) |
| OPENHEART | Sort of surgery which calls for frankness (4,5) |
