| SQUIRES | What, in England, are country gentlemen known as (7) |
| TAVERN | What, in England, is a hotel, or inn (6) |
| BLOODSPORTS | Hospital checks and fortified drinks are country pursuits (5,6) |
| FLANNELLED | Such fools playing with sword in England are given soft soap (10) |
| DESOLATE | Bare bottoms in England are very overdue (8) |
| UNDER | Some parts of a city in north-east England are below par (5) |
| LORDSPRAYER | Is it heard at the cricket ground when England are losing? (5,6) |
| TESTY | Peevish about those matches England are apt to lose? (5) |
| REALTOR | What, in the US, is an estate agent known as (7) |
| RUSTLER | Butch Cassidy was jailed as a what in Wyoming in 1894? (7) |
| ISOMERS | What, in chemistry, are compounds that are isomeric with one or more other compounds (7) |
| ALIMONY | Maintenance paid to a former spouse is known as what in the US? (7) |
| SEVENTY | What, in mph, is the speed limit on most motorways in Britain? (7) |
| CALYXES | What, in botany, are sepals (7) |
| BUNKERS | What, in golf, serve as hazards (7) |
| SEQUOIA | What in France is in the ocean? A tree! (7) |
| AMPULES | What, in the US, are sealed glass bulbs, used to hold hypodermic solutions (7) |
| ROCKETS | Fighting the Mongols in 1232, the Chinese were first to use what in war? (7) |
| FOODWEB | Graphic of what-eats-what in ecological communities |
| MARQUEE | Horse around what in Spain is a tent (7) |
