| HARMONIC | Wave of amplified frequency can cause damage over 1 degree Centigrade (8) |
| CALORIE | Amount of heat needed to raise the temperature of one gram of water by one degree centigrade |
| CALORIFIC | Heat-generating gas provided at one degree Centigrade (9) |
| LASER | Earl's version of amplified light |
| CARDGAME | Bridge, say, initially caused nasty damage over river (4,4) |
| ACCIDENT | Put emphasis on one degree by mistake (8) |
| POLESTAR | It is located in the sky within one degree of the celestial north pole (4,4) |
| FREEZING | Below 0A° centigrade (8) |
| CIC | Trump, perhaps, 2 clubs over 1 (1,1,1) |
| FREEZINGPOINT | Zero degrees centigrade (8,5) |
| EDDY | Current of air running back, or in a direction contrary to the main current - can cause damage in the garden (4) |
| HARM | Getting stuck right into cured pork can cause damage (4) |
| DEFENDANT | Damage over 2/3 of fender (American) gets one sued (9) |
| ACUTE | Like a 1-degree or 89-degree angle |
| ZERO | Nothing; freezing point (in degrees centigrade) |
| ICE | H2O below 0 degrees centigrade (3) |
| BOILING | Torrid (100 degrees centigrade, for water) (7) |
| ABOIL | Like water at hundred degrees Centigrade ? (5) |
| IMPAIRMENT | Pram, in time, can cause damage (10) |
| SYLVIAHATCHELL | Hall of Fame women's basketball coach formerly at the University of North Carolina who has over 1 000 career wins: 2 wds. |
