| ASIRECALL | To my memory, a king and captain had everything (2,1,6) |
| OATES | Antarctic Captain had porridge, we hear (5) |
| SKIPPERS | Captains had to start off with some sleepers on board (8) |
| DOCUDRAMA | Medic's extremely unbalanced memory, a realistic fiction |
| FORGOTTEN | Lost from memory, a long ... incident |
| ARRAIGNED | A king and what he did, we hear, to get accused |
| IFIRECALL | "Assuming my memory is correct..." ("Send Me an Angel" band) |
| AKHMATOVA | Eggs on a king and Her Majesty visiting Russian poet |
| NARRATION | Country without a king and queen? That would be telling |
| NARRATIVE | Story of a king and queen carried by countryman (9) |
| REMINDING | Jogging my memory, ... me |
| LAPSE | From "glide, slip", a word for a decline in standards; an error; a failure in attention or memory; a moral fall; the passage of time; or, a stumble (5) |
| MODELAS | They had "everything you want or need in a modern automobile" (1920s) |
| RAMADAN | From memory, a fancy fellow comes fast |
| ANGSTROM | Fear computer memory a tiny bit |
| MNEMONIC | That which helps memory, a rhyme say (8) |
| CALLAS | In most cases, Maria had everything (6) |
| NOBALL | VIP had everything extra (2-4) |
| NOAH | Man who had everything, twice over |
| SATELLITES | Places outside had everything except any dishes (10) |
