| PARTOFSPEECH | Talk's conclusion, say, produces e.g. interjection (4,2,6) |
| GLASSBLOWING | Industrial technique that can produce e.g. vitreous jars and vases (5,7) |
| MIDNIGHTEXPRESS | An everyday conclusion, say, in film (8,7) |
| ENDING | Conclusion, say, to cover news about investigator (6) |
| RHYME | Come to a similar conclusion, say |
| NOBLEGAS | Helium, say, produces lofty talk |
| KEG | King, say, produces container for drink (3) |
| NUTMEG | Enthusiast Mike, say, produces spice (6) |
| LIFELINE | One after large tiger, say, produces safety device |
| LEAPER | One jumping to conclusions, say |
| BREEZE | French cheeses, so people say, produce slight wind (6) |
| MOUSTACHES | Handlebars, say, produce most pains rounding hairpin (10) |
| ALASANDALACK | Humorous theatrical interjection of old (4,3,5) |
| EGAD | Interjection that's archaic, say, in the current era (4) |
| MIA | Mamma ___! Italian interjection indicating surprise or fear, eg (3) |
| ALAS | "___ the day!" (Shakespearean interjection) |
| NOT | 'Wayne's World' interjection |
| GEE | Amazed one's interjection |
| MAN | Beatnik's interjection |
| BLIMEY | Brit's interjection of surprise |
