| REDLY | With a blush |
| SOMMELIER | Server with a blush? |
| BASHFUL | Fellow with a blush in animation |
| BLASPHEMOUS | Poems translated with a blush, featuring strong language (11) |
| CHOW | Chinese breed of dog with a blush-black tongue (4) |
| RUD | Word, from "to redden" and homophonous with a fish, for a blush or a flush; a rufescent complexion; a marigold with a rosy face; or, rouge (3) |
| ROSETOPAZ | A fine variety of a November birthstone, characteristically of a blush, bubble gum, crimson, damask, flushed floribunda or "love stone"-pink tone (4,5) |
| CHEEK | Place for blush (or for a blush) |
| ROUGE | This will give you a blush |
| AWGEE | Words accompanying a blush |
| COLOUR | Hue from a blush possibly |
| RIBALD | Bringing a blush to the cheek, maybe |
| ONCOLORJOKES | Humor that doesn't cause a blush? |
| UNASHAMEDLY | Beau led May astray after university without a blush (11) |
| ACRIMONIOUS | A blush digesting record of debt leaving son to the very end bitter |
| ROBIN | One of a blush, flock, reliant or round of redbreasts or ruddocks (5) |
| PINK | Fragrant flower in the genus Dianthus; a colour with shades including blush, coral and rose; or, a scarlet jacket worn by some fox-hunters (4) |
| TURNRED | Blush with embarrassment: 2 wds. |
| CRIMSON | Blush, on being associated with wrongdoers, briefly |
| REDDEN | Blush wine and a joint |
