| CUCKOOCLOCK | Timepiece resembling a Swiss chalet (6,5) |
| SNOWIN | Strand at a Swiss chalet, say |
| COTTAGE | Swiss -; chalet built on the grounds of the Osborne estate as a summer retreat for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's nine children (7) |
| ROTISSERIE | Chicken style at Canadian restaurant Swiss Chalet |
| CHICKEN | Swiss Chalet dinner, usually |
| WATCHSPRING | Part of a Swiss timepiece |
| WILLIAMTELL | Rossini's last opera, about a Swiss national hero (7,4) |
| ABERDEEN | A flower in a Swiss city, a granite one (8) |
| MACGYVER | TV character who is handy with a Swiss army knife, a roll of duct tape and a paper clip |
| YODELS | How a Swiss has a way of entertaining us with a sly ode (6) |
| CANOPENER | A function of a Swiss Army knife |
| GUYOT | A flat-topped undersea mountain, named after a Swiss geographer |
| HOHO | Alternative to a Yodel or a Swiss Roll |
| USES | A Swiss army knife has a lot of them |
| GENEVA | Shortened title of a play by George Bernard Shaw; or, a Swiss city (6) |
| ALPENHORN | A student uses the phone to get the Navy a Swiss pipe (9) |
| HEIDEGGER | One who considered being a Swiss miss, almost a pro-vocative one? (9) |
| ROULADE | French culinary word for a sweet or savoury dish in the form of a Swiss roll or galantine (7) |
| MOSER | Daughter of a Swiss goldsmith, the youngest founding member of the Royal Academy who painted Spring, Summer, Bouquet of Flowers and a room at Frogmore House (5) |
| NEUTRALITY | Grey Geneva, maybe, lacking a leader? It's a Swiss hallmark (10) |
