| ATAN | Words with 'early age' or 'angle' |
| TRI | Prefix for "age" or "angle" |
| BIRD | Word with early or whirly |
| RISER | Word with early or late. (5) |
| ARTTSY | From the Old English for "trick", a word with early meanings including clever, crafty, cunning, later attractive, chocolate-box, dainty, delicately beautiful, fine or twee (6) |
| FLIRT | Related to "talk sweet nothings", a word with early senses including "blow, dally, flick, flighty woman, giddy girl, jerk, jibe, joke, scoff, sneer", now "one who plays at courtship" (5) |
| EIEIO | Refrain learned at an early age |
| YOUNG | Of early age |
| ANDREA | "The fourth tenor", blind from an early age, ... Bocelli |
| PRIMITIVE | Of an early age |
| ASININE | Because I, at an early age, was silly (7) |
| SPOONFED | Over-indulged from an early age (5-3) |
| CHASTEN | Discipline child when at early age (7) |
| NEOLITHIC | The lion I caught, trained from an early age |
| PLEISTOCENE | Silence poet developed from an early age |
| MAGGOT | Fly at an early age (6) |
| NETTA | She was brought back at an early age (5) |
| LUPUS | Disease contracted by Seal at an early age |
| ATA | 'I was born ___ very early age': Groucho |
| AJACCIO | Foreign capital used by Napoleon from a very early age |
