| FOSSIL | What do we call the remains of an animal or plant of a former geological age (6) |
| DEBRIS | What do we call the remains of anything broken down or destroyed (6) |
| SELF | An archery bow made from a single piece of wood; one's ego or being; or, an animal or plant of uniform colour, as opposed to variegated (4) |
| PUREBRED | (Of an animal or plant) of unmixed descent |
| TISSUE | Word for a rich cloth of gold or silver threads first, later cellular matter of an animal or a vegetable; or, a hankie (6) |
| JACKET | Skin of a baked potato; coat of an animal; or, a dust cover of a book (6) |
| SCARAB | This sailor has the remains of an old injury caused by a beetle (6) |
| DORSAL | Belonging to or on or near the back or upper surface of an animal or organ or part. |
| PAMPAS | What do we call the vast grassy plains lying in the rain shadow of the Andes (6) |
| GOALIE | Colloquially, what do we call the only player permitted to us the hands to touch a soccer ball (6) |
| STEAKS | Slices of meat cut from the fleshy part of an animal or large fish (6) |
| STATUE | A typically near or above life-size sculpture of an animal or human (6) |
| ENDIVE | In the US it's called chicory, what do we call the same thing? (6) |
| QUORUM | What do we call the number of members required to be present to transact business legally (6) |
| NAPLES | In Italy it's Napoli, what do we call the same place? (6) |
| COSMOS | Universe, or plant of the daisy family (6) |
| DEWLAP | Loose skin under the throat of an animal or bird (6) |
| EPIGON | Greek descendant of farm animal discovered in vast geological age (6) |
| ALLIUM | Bulbous plant of a genus that includes the onion (6) |
| TUMULI | Visible remains of an ancient undertaking? (6) |
