| INTACT | Whole of Italy books performance (6) |
| TOTAITALIA | Throughout the whole of Italy |
| FILLED | Occupied the whole of playing field without paying (6) |
| ENTIRE | Show the whole of a recent Ireland squad ... (6) |
| PARISH | Initially, Hugo is given the whole of Paris as his church district (6) |
| ODOGWU | Paolo - - - , England squad player who sat out the whole of the Six Nations (6) |
| INSULT | In this month, almost the whole of last month was an affront (6) |
| CAREER | Whole of employment or its beginning, adopted by nurse? |
| LETOUT | The whole of France available for rent? |
| TOTIUS | Imperium ____ orbis terrarum - world rule, the whole of it |
| ESTATE | The whole of one's holdings. |
| AZOLLA | Fern in area covering the whole of Australia, from the south |
| ALLKIEV | The whole of the area, or the population, of the capital of Ukraine (3,4) |
| PERIMETER | The whole of the outer edge or boundary of an area of land (9) |
| MALMESBURY | Wiltshire town whose abbey is the burial place of the first king of the whole of England |
| ATHELSTAN | Grandson of Alfred the Great who, in 927, became ruler of the whole of England (9) |
| SENTENCE | Part of whole of a paragraph |
| ALLOY | Mix of metals produced by whole of Offaly (5) |
| ALL | The whole, or almost the whole, of autumn (3) |
| UNIVERSAL | Typical of the whole of humankind (9) |
