| NEARGALE | Strong wind general, a disaster (4,4) |
| FIVESTAR | ____ general, a military officer of the highest rank (4,4) |
| EXPELLEE | Drive out general, a banished person |
| BENEDICT | 18th century American general, a byword for treason (8,6) |
| LETMESEE | English newspaper snubbing yours truly in general a€“ hmm (3,2,3) |
| GARDEN | Place for a path or, in general, a road (6) |
| BAR | Advocates in general a place to get a pint (3) |
| PETAIN | French general, a national hero in one world war, seen as a traitor in another |
| TUREEN | Apocryphally named after a French general, a deep dish to serve broth (6) |
| GINGERALE | Soldier mixes general a drink (6,3) |
| LASER | In general a service requires concentration (5) |
| LEGALEAGLE | Foreign articles about blow to Attorney General (a keen lawyer) |
| WOLFE | In general, a noted predator (5) |
| BATTINGAVERAGE | In general, a measure of striking success? |
| OVERALL | In general; a garment |
| GARIBALDI | Bourbons knocked back by this general: a vulgar, boring soldier |
| MACARTHUR | In general, a name for Scottish king? |
| ACHE | Current governor-general a pain (4) |
| ALAMO | In general, a mournful site of battle (5) |
| GALA | In general, a variety of it may sound tough (4) |
