| FLATLY | Without showing any emotion or interest |
| STOLID | Sold it without showing any emotion (6) |
| APATHETIC | Showing no emotion or interest (9) |
| UNMOVED | Still not showing any emotion (7) |
| IMPASSIVE | Drip involved in likely election outcome not showing any emotion (9) |
| STOLIDLY | Many turned lazily without showing any interest (8) |
| STONILY | Empty sweet nothings by yard without showing any feeling (7) |
| NERVELESS | Revel in the Loch without showing any fear |
| TENET | A principle is reversed without showing any change (5) |
| CALENDAR | System by which time is divided into days, weeks, months and years; a table or almanac showing any such arrangement; or, a list of social engagements (8) |
| SWITCHOFF | Lose power and cease showing any interest (6,3) |
| INTELLECTUALISM | Reasonable set of beliefs produced by egghead without any emotion (15) |
| STONY | Lacking any emotion |
| STOIC | Description of someone who deals with grief or pain without showing emotion (5) |
| RESONANCE | From the Latin meaning "echo", sympathetic vibration in music or physics; plangency or sonority; or, by extension, something that evokes emotion or strikes a chord (9) |
| SPASMS | Word for convulsions, cramps, starts, tics, twitches or other sharp muscular contractions; thusly sudden bursts of activity, emotion or energy; or, jocular slang for stanzas or verses (6) |
| UNBLINKING | Without showing emotion, throw bun that connects? |
| IMPASSIVELY | Without showing emotion (11) |
| PANG | Stop anglers showing any slight mental distress |
| ARSIT | He burned (lit. on fire but also metaph. consumed by any emotion) |
