| AMAZEBALLS | Voted as the single most annoying word in modern culture, a neologism used facetiously to mean capital, impressive, spiffing, splendid, super, topping or unusually good (10) |
| MOIST | Most annoying word in the English language, on many lists |
| YOUWINAGAIN | Hit song by the Bee Gees voted as the band's second best song after 31a: 3 wds. |
| EURO | It's sometimes referred to as the single currency due to its international use |
| BAZBALL | Neologism used to describe England's style of cricket under Ben Stokes (7) |
| ERIPIT | Prehendit aut capit appetenter |
| AGRA | Old Mogul capit |
| CESSNA | Model 172 of what make of aeroplane is the single most produced aircraft of all time? (6) |
| MYSELF | "The single most powerful thing I can be," per Dwayne Johnson |
| ROAM | Annoying word to a cell phone user |
| TWEEPLE | A neologism referring to the collective users of a microblogging site formerly symbolised by a blue bird (7) |
| LORELEI | In German culture, a siren said to dwell on a rock at the edge of the Rhine (7) |
| COINAGE | The act of striking metal money; the bits, pieces or specie made; or, the invention of a neologism (7) |
| FENGSHUI | In Chinese culture, a system which governs spatial arrangement and orientation in relation to the flow of energy (4,4) |
| SHAH | Iranian title used facetiously in a reality show that follows a group of wealthy Tehrangeles residents |
| WHAKAPAPA | In Maori culture, a line of descent from ancestors to the present day (9) |
| PRICKLIEST | Most of the charge is for knowing leader - it belies the truth and this time it's most annoying (10) |
| GALENTINESDAY | Time to celebrate female friendship, in a neologism |
| ZIMMER | Composer voted as one of the top 100 living geniuses who wrote the scores for blockbusters including |
| PATER | Latin word, used facetiously or as public-school slang, for one's male progenitor commonly called dad (5) |
