| GRASSWIDOWS | Women who have no one to mow their lawns? (5,6) |
| GRASSWIDOW | Woman who has no-one to mow her lawn? (5,5) |
| MAIDENNAMES | Original surnames of women who have changed them upon marriage (6,5) |
| GRASSCUTTER | One man went to mow! (5,6) |
| LEERS | Looks knowingly at lechers who have no place to worship (5) |
| UNTAPPED | Earthlife Africa's Nomalizo Xhoma queries why rural women, who have learnt to adapt to climate breakdown are an ... resource. Like that gadget at the end of the wine papsak I need right now. (8) |
| HEIRESSES | Women who have the potential to succeed (9) |
| COLLECTIVENOUN | Gather I have no one French in family, for instance (10,4) |
| GRASS | To be an informer as to lawns? (5) |
| NOMAD | A member of a people who have no permanent home but move about according to the seasons (5) |
| MISBEHAVIN | Fats Waller sang, "No one to walk with; All by myself; No one to talk with; But I'm happy on the she |
| SQUAT | What occupants who have no title do (5) |
| THEEQUALIZER | CBS crime drama about a vigilante helping those who have no other options: 2 wds. |
| DIGNIFIES | Honours helpless infant prodigies who have no patron |
| SUNGLASSES | Protective specs for young women who have squealed first(10) |
| ALUMNAE | Women who have studied some backward Caribbean mulattos |
| FLOOSIES | Dated, derogatory term for women who have been on many dates |
| SISTERS | I stress about women who have dark habits |
| KIN | Women who have fled the White Tower, in the "Wheel of Time" books |
| WAIFS | Children who have no homes |
