| TREEOFLIFE | The symbol of eternity is that which grows for every family. (4,2,4) |
| PERPETUALLY | For every family dog, you gain a friend forever (11) |
| CELTICKNOT | Symbol of eternity |
| OUROBOROS | This side’s passed on gold rings as symbol of eternity |
| VESTURE | Old word for clothing or garb; something that cloaks or covers, like a garment; or, in law, that which grows on the land, except trees (7) |
| ERGOT | Group of fungi such as that which grows on rye and related plants |
| SPACE | "___ is to place as eternity is to time": Joseph Joubert |
| ENTIRETY | Eternity is about the whole (8) |
| EVER | Eternity is at no time failing to begin (4) |
| THELETTERE | "I'm the beginning of eternity, the end of time and space, the beginning of the end, and the end of every place ..." |
| UNREQUITED | The last of love, alas, is that which isn't rendered back... (10) |
| CLOUDBERRY | Orange-red rosaceous plant which grows on high, open moorland (10) |
| OER | "What is that which the breeze, ___ the towering steep..." |
| POLLINATE | Bees ___ the flowers of many plants that people grow for food or that keep gardens alive with colourful flowers |
| CRESCENT | Word, from "grow", for the curve of a waxing or waning Moon, appearing to gradually burgeon or billow; or, something equally lunate, from a sickle with which to mow and croissant of rich buttery dough |
| SKELETONS | Frameworks that every family keeps in the cupboard (9) |
| SUNTZU | Who said "The greatest victory is that which requires no battle" |
| PRETEXT | What is that which is put forward to conceal a true object (7) |
| TIMENOGUY | A rope is that which waits for no man? No man goes under (9) |
| TRIQUETRA | Latin-derived name for the "three-cornered" Celtic, trefoil or trinity knot consisting of a triad of interlaced arcs, thus symbolic of eternity or unity (9) |
