| BADAT | Without the faculty for |
| ENDEAR | Make beloved's goal the faculty for appreciating music |
| SEVENTYEIGHT | Looker securing opening in faculty for the record confined to history? |
| FLAIR | Faculty for nosing out sudden blaze, by the sound of it (5) |
| INTELLIGENCE | Faculty for understanding news (12) |
| NOSE | Faculty for finding out |
| SHORTTERMMEMORY | Limited faculty for recall |
| PSYCHE | Human faculty for thought - Cupid's lover (6) |
| MEMORY | Important faculty for school |
| PROFS | College faculty, for short |
| SENSE | Faculty for sound judgment |
| SERENDIPITY | Word coined in the 18th Century for the faculty of making fortunate or beneficial discoveries by accident (11) |
| BRAINS | The seat of the faculty of reason. (6) |
| SMELLARAT | One will be suspicious of that faculty for alcoholic retiring sailor (5,1,3) |
| SITE | Locate the faculty of vision by the sound of it |
| TASTE | The faculty of discerning beauty, merit or a high aesthetic standard in art; the sensation or perception of flavour; a small sample of food or wine to try; or, one's "cup of tea" (5) |
| OPTICLOBE | Area of the midbrain related to the faculty of sight |
| SIGHT | Word for the faculty of vision; judgement; or, a spectacle (5) |
| GUST | An old word for the faculty of taste; flavour, gratification or relish; an abrupt gale or blast of air; or, any sudden rush/outburst, as in emotion fire, passion, rain, smoke or sound (4) |
| VIEW | From "to see", word for a formal inspection first, later an exercise of the faculty of sight; a prospect of fine natural scenery; a painting depicting such a landscape; or, one's outlook (4) |
