| THETERROR | When thousands beheaded - and character abroad the opposite, by mistake |
| UNFREEZE | Relax restrictions on? Does the opposite, by the sound of it |
| ROAD | When abroad, the sailor leaves by a different route (4) |
| HERE | Word that becomes its own opposite by putting a "T" at the front |
| NOTRE | French word that becomes its own opposite by changing the first letter to V |
| FOREIGNCARS | Vehicles manufactured abroad; the circled entries provide the names of three |
| GREY | Lady Jane -; depicted in a play by Nicholas Rowe and a painting by Paul Delaroche, a queen for nine days before she was beheaded and replaced with Mary Tudor (4) |
| RELICS | The remains of the clerics, beheaded and mutilated (6) |
| ETA | When one might show character abroad |
| MONUMENT | Memorial's significance delved into by character abroad |
| ALEPH | Leading character abroad captured by female photographer |
| ELIXIR | Panacea made by character abroad cutting nettle up (6) |
| ERADICATE | Get rid of character abroad, caught by international venture being withdrawn (9) |
| MAHJONG | Traditional Chinese game with the suits bamboo, circle and character and honour tiles wind and drago |
| IMPORT | Something from abroad the writer's left on plane (6) |
| LUNCHER | Abroad, the one expensive meal taker (7) |
| OUTREACH | Travel farther than, where abroad, the car's broken down (8) |
| ASTHENIA | In lands abroad, the name for "lack of energy" (8) |
| EXSERVICE | Endlessly oversexed abroad, the immorality of old soldiers |
| ADORABLE | Travelling abroad, the French are lovely (8) |
