| SPEECHTHERAPY | Treatment of language and communication disorders (6,7) |
| LINGUISTS | Specialists who study the nature of language and communication (9) |
| AUTISM | Condition affecting language and communication |
| SPEECHTHERAPIST | Professional who helps correct communication disorders |
| PERIPHRASIS | Extended use of language and excessive and immoderate verbosity or circumlocution perhaps is misjudged when involved with separate touches of irony and rodomontade |
| TONGUEINCHEEK | Language and impertinence encapsulates fashionable type of humour |
| LINGUISTICS | Study of language and its structure |
| UGRIAN | Of languages and people including Magyars, Ostyaks and Voguls (6) |
| EE | The branch of engineering science that studies the uses of electricity and the equipment for power generation and distribution and the control of machines and communication |
| MIDDLEENGLISH | "The Canterbury Tales" language, and what's hiding in the circled letters |
| TONGUE | Related to "lingua", the source of language and lingo, the fleshy glossa in the mouth for articulating speech (6) |
| HAERHPIN | What is one of the Romanised names of the major trade and communications city of central Manchuria, the capital of Heilongjiang, and located on the south bank of the Sungari River? (2-3-3) |
| SCRAPS | 'They have been at a great feast of languages, and stolen the ___' (Shakespeare Love's Labour's Lost (1595) |
| ETYMOLOGY | Mindful of language and meaning business (9) |
| SOCIALMEDIA | Websites and applications that facilitate networking and communication (6,5) |
| EPISTLE | Split difference between heads of education and communication (7) |
| OBSIDIONARY | Obsolete and current lexicon omitting information and communications technology of investments |
| APHASIA | Communication disorder caused by damage to parts of the brain (7) |
| EDISON | Lying about negative face of the man who redefined power and communication in modern times (6) |
| UNESCO | Agency of the UN. that sponsors programmes to promote education and communication (6) |
