| EACHOTHER | Teach hero about either of two or more (4,5) |
| HEMISPHERIC | Spice him and her produce about either half of the earth |
| TAUTOMER | Either of two or more isomers of a chemical compound existing together in equilibrium and interconvertible by migration of atoms and bonds (8) |
| UNDERSTAND | See either of two or more to have reached an agreement (10,4,5) |
| OTHER | See either of two or more to have reached an agreement (10,4,5) |
| EACH | See either of two or more to have reached an agreement (10,4,5) |
| BOATMAN | One having row with comic-book hero about Gotham's number two? |
| MONOGRAMS | Motifs of two or more interwoven letters or initials which may be printed on personal stationery or embroidered on pyjamas, bed linen or towels (9) |
| THEORETICAL | Tactile hero about to become speculative (11) |
| RHETORIC | Endlessly wealthy, inclusive Trojan hero about to drop bombastic speech |
| LONELYHEART | Tell any hero about single person looking for love (6,5) |
| SNIVEL | Tolstoy's hero's about to speak tearfully |
| ALLOTROPE | One of two or more existing forms of an element |
| FLOTILLAS | US Navy fleets of two or more squadrons of small warships (9) |
| MOLECULAR | Consisting of groups of two or more atoms (9) |
| SMOLLETT | One brought to book at sea, going west: Mark T's hero about to explain (8) |
| CROSSTHERUBICON | What dreams were for Hamlet, with mad hero about to act decisively (5,3,7) |
| HETERORYM | One of two or more words with the same spelling but a different pronunciation or meaning (9) |
| MOLECULES | The simplest units of chemical compounds; consisting of two or more atoms held together by chemical bonds (9) |
| ROADTRAIN | Trucking vehicle consisting of two or more trailers (4,5) |
