| GANDERS | Very popular with geese (7) |
| NOODLES | Pets leave California with geese (7) |
| MORISOT | Artist noted for her oil, pastel and watercolour studies of women, children and waterside scenes such as Chasing Butterflies, Girl in a Boat, with Geese and Summer's Day (7) |
| AEGEANSEA | Part of the Med - an area evacuated with geese migration (6,3) |
| VINEGAR | Condiment very popular with English on fish (7) |
| BANANAS | Nuts that are very popular with monkeys (7) |
| HOTEL | Inn very popular with the Spanish (5) |
| VINO | What's very popular with oenophiles, principally? |
| CONVINCED | Certain deception very popular with December coming up (9) |
| STRAVINSKY | Scorer's rising skill's very popular with broadcaster |
| EUROS | Marsupials very popular with European shoppers |
| BIGWHEEL | Fair experience very popular with creep (3,5) |
| RAGE | Very popular (with "the") |
| ADORED | Very popular with or in dead trouble (6) |
| CULTURED | Something very popular with four of our editors - like some pearls |
| THEIVY | Restaurant on West Street, near Cambridge Circus in London, which is very popular with celebrities |
| CULTCLASSIC | Religious group have been given a lesson, I see, which will be very popular with a certain cohort |
| ASPIDISTRA | Nicknamed 'cast iron plant', it was very popular with Victorians |
| VINTAGE | Very popular children's game, English classic (7) |
| TENNANT | David ___, Scottish actor and very popular tenth Doctor (7) |
