| HARUCHIKAAOKI | The youngest. and most successful. of three Japanese racing brothers in the 19905. (9.4) |
| NOBUATSU | One of three Japanese racing brothers, this one partnered Kenny Roberts Junior during his world title season onboard the Suzuki RGV500. (8) |
| TOPHAT | Fourth and most successful of the ten films co-starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, released in 1935 (3,3) |
| FRIENDS | US sitcom - one of the most successful of all time - that starred 9A (7) |
| SUZUKA | Biggest, and longest, race on the Japanese racing calendar, where the local manufacturers go all-out for victory! (6,5,4) |
| EIGHT | Biggest, and longest, race on the Japanese racing calendar, where the local manufacturers go all-out for victory! (6,5,4) |
| HOUR | Biggest, and longest, race on the Japanese racing calendar, where the local manufacturers go all-out for victory! (6,5,4) |
| YUKI | Japanese racing driver who competes in Formula One for Red Bull Racing, _ Tsunoda (4) |
| RANDYMAMOLA | American who won GPS on three Japanese brands, but not quite on the Italian one. (5,6) |
| NASA | And 3. Japanese golfer who lost play-off for Women's US Open last year (4) |
| DEBO | Nickname of the late Dowager Duchess of Devonshire, the youngest and last of the six Mitford sisters (4) |
| BENJAMIN | In the Old Testament, the youngest and best-loved son of Jacob and Rachel (8) |
| SPELLING | Surname of Tori who played Donna Martin in Beverly Hills. 90210 in the 19905 (8) |
| IANWRIGHT | Crystal Palace and Arsenal striker awarded 33 England caps in the 19905 (3.6) |
| HENDRY | Scottish snooker player who won the World Championship seven times in the 19905 (7,6) |
| STEPHEN | Scottish snooker player who won the World Championship seven times in the 19905 (7,6) |
| MITFORD | Author of The Pursuit of Love and Love in a Cold Climate whose youngest and fifth sister Deborah, Dowager Duchess of Devonshire lived at Chatsworth (7) |
| ASPEL | Michael ___, This Is Your Life presenter in the 19905 (5) |
| POWEROF | Conleth Hill's TV comedy set in the 19905 (3,5,2,6) |
| PARKER | Conleth Hill's TV comedy set in the 19905 (3,5,2,6) |
