| ESSENCE | The spirit of perfume (7) |
| BOUQUET | Word describing a group of pheasants when flushed; the characteristic aroma of perfume; or, a floral arrangement, bigger than a posy (7) |
| CHANCEL | Source of perfume enveloping cold part of church (7) |
| TESTERS | Samples of perfume or paint to try before buying a full amount; or, the upper canopies of four-poste |
| ROSEBUD | Source of perfume becomes hip with age (7) |
| SUSKIND | Author of Perfume, Patrick ....... (7) |
| COLOGNE | Type of perfume (7) |
| INCENSE | At home catch smell, perhaps, of perfume (7) |
| REGATTA | Man put on lots of perfume for competition between banks |
| SCENERY | Queen put on a lot of perfume approaching unknown landscape |
| GRASSE | Commune in the Alpes-Maritimes department on the French Riviera considered the world's capital of perfume |
| AMBERGRIS | Waxy substance, secreted by the intestinal tract of the sperm whale, used in the manufacture of perfumes (9) |
| CHYPRE | From the French meaning Cyprus, a family of perfumes defined by the scent of oakmoss (6) |
| LINGERED | Remained, as the scent of perfume |
| PUTRESCENT | Rotten page note on the subject of perfume |
| CENT | Mention of perfume for small amount of money (4) |
| EAUDECOLOGNE | A fairly weak type of perfume (3,2,7) |
| EAUDE | Type of perfume that originated in the German city for which it is named, ... cologne (3,2) |
| TESTER | Small pot of paint or vial of perfume to sample at home before buying; or, a canopy over a four-poster bed (6) |
| ORRIS | Source of perfume old satirist talked of in East London? |
