| CALLAGAIN | Visit on another occasion and term a profit (4,5) |
| SEMESTER | Confused, see, terms and term |
| POGO | Canadian brand of (and term for) corn dog |
| ONCEAGAIN | Formerly a profit, on yet another occasion (4,5) |
| DEADMARCH | Evidence of a sad occasion and a prolonged wintry period? |
| POSTPONED | Stopped on one occasion and now merely delayed |
| PARTTIMER | Term a trip out of order for a casual worker? (4,5) |
| NEWLABOUR | Blair's term a version of 'War on Blue'? (3,6) |
| BAROMETER | Term a bore devised for a measurer of pressure |
| XIJINPING | World leader whose delegation had a huge KFC order delivered to its Moscow hotel during a state visit on March 20 |
| SPYMASTER | Revised pay and terms covering second intelligence boss |
| ALMAMATER | Term a lama applied to one's university (4,5) |
| ULSTERMAN | What is in Paul's term a name for Bannsider? |
| RECESSION | In economic terms, a situation where GDP declines for two successive quarters (9) |
| ALTERNATE | Every second one: she visits on - Tuesdays |
| NIAGARA | Falls back on another occasion with artist |
| AGA | Old commander, on another occasion, dropping in |
| AGAIN | On another occasion (5) |
| FROMTIMETOTIME | On occasion ... and how 20-, 25- and 43- Across go? |
| CHECK | From a chess term, a word for a sudden stop; or, a test to evaluate the standard of something (5) |
