| ALPHAANDOMEGA | Two extremists literally used to describe the deity |
| DEADTOTHEWORLD | It's late when two extremists send article to Globe - they're sound asleep |
| AZERI | Two extremists with anger upset Asian national (5) |
| YAMANTAKA | In Buddhistic Hinduism, he is one of the dharmapalas known as the "Conqueror of Death," the ferocious aspect of the deity Manjusri, who exiled him to the infernal regions. |
| BATH | The mineral springs here attracted the Romans, who founded this city as Aquae Sulis, dedicated to the deity Sulis Minerva. It is the wealth of classical Georgian buildings that gives this city its dis |
| SEQUESTER | Someone please explain how this word to describe sucking carbon out the air and letting it revitalise soil came to be used when it is more often used to describe the sheriff "borrowing all your stuff" |
| PSALM | Devotional song or hymn used to praise the deity (5) |
| SHIRAZ | Red extremists literally appear after endless neglect |
| ORGANZA | Extremists literally behind newspaper material (7) |
| CRAZIER | One shouting about extremists literally being more fanatical (7) |
| GRAZ | Greek extremists literally somewhere in Austria (4) |
| ADIEU | To the deity it may be the last one hears of Pierre (5) |
| PRAYED | Offered thanks to the deity |
| ATEN | The sun (or solar disc) which was the deity (4) |
| SERENDIPITY | The sniper got the deity while making happy chance finds (11) |
| APHRODITE | Pair do the work of the deity (9) |
| BOTTOM | Word used to describe the foot of a hill, the bed of the sea, floor of a valley or the far end of a garden (6) |
| MERCURY | The phrase "mad as a hatter" was used to describe the behavior of hat makers suffering from poisoning caused by exposure to this material. (The Hatter in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was a fiction |
| PETASOS | It is a wide-brimmed hat with a conical crown that was worn in ancient Greece. The one worn by men had a rather low crown, while that worn by women had a tall one. The deity Hermes (Mercury) also wore |
| INDONESIA | The Rice Harvest Festival in this country is held in honour of Dewi Sri, the deity of rice and fertility |
