| BAILEY | The outermost wall, or court, of a castle (6) |
| NOTYET | Russian negative about outermost walls to hold your horses? (3,3) |
| JESTER | Word for a minstrel or reciter of romances; a professional buffoon, clown or court fool; a jeerer, joker or mocker; or, one who generally acts with folly and plays the tomfool (6) |
| MAGPIE | Corvid known collectively as a mischief whose name is used to refer to a chatterbox or a hoarder; the outermost-but-one ring on a target; or, slang for a halfpenny (6) |
| ATRIUM | The open main court of a Roman house (6) |
| CORONA | The outermost region of the sun's atmosphere, visible as a faint halo during a solar eclipse (6) |
| OBERON | The outermost of the major satellites of Uranus (6) |
| CORYMB | In botany, the term for a flowerhead where the outermost blooms are carried on longer pedicels (little stalks) than the inner ones (6) |
| PHOEBE | The outermost known satellite of the planet Saturn (6) |
| NUNCIO | A papal ambassador to a foreign government or court (6) |
| RECUSE | Challenge a judge, juror, or court as prejudiced or incompetent |
| COUNTY | Kind of clerk or court |
| TRIALS | Ordeals or court cases (6) |
| STOCKS | Broths or courts-bouillons (6) |
| EPICARP | The outermost layer of the part of a fruit formed from the wall of the ripened ovary (7) |
| NEPTUNE | Named after the Roman god of the sea, hence designated with the symbol of a trident, the outermost planet of our solar system (7) |
| NAOS | Inner court of a temple (4) |
| IAPETUS | The outermost of Saturn's major regular moons, extraordinary because of its great contrast in surface brightness. This moon was discovered by Gian Domenico Cassini in 1671, it has a radius of 718 km ( |
| FOOL | Meaning "bellows, windbag", a word originally for an empty-headed person, later a clown or court jester; or, a fruit-and-cream pudding (4) |
| SITTING | A session as of a legislature or court. (7) |
