| ARCHITRAVE | Wren maybe giving a third off, go mad for piece of classical temple |
| FIGUREON | Expect six, maybe, giving a performance (6,2) |
| PRONAOS | Vestibule of classical temple |
| METOPE | Came across endlessly accessible feature of classical temple |
| JENNER | Wren maybe briefly met by the Queen's old physician |
| ARCHITECT | Wren, maybe, or the Arctic cuckoo (9) |
| RASH | Reckless to use bit of bacon with a third off (4) |
| SCHERZO | Short, lively piece of classical music which is usually part of a longer piece of music (7) |
| SHOD | In Footwear there's a third off inferior stuff (4) |
| ETCH | Cut made by 27, having lopped a third off |
| OPENING | Gap garment a third off - over nine grand! (7) |
| MOTH | Is fascinated by candle parent has lopped a third off |
| BIRTHDAY | By securing a third off, there's reason to celebrate |
| WITHDRAW | Leave a third off between the same two quarters (8) |
| LETSSLIP | Gives away rejected lager and Stella with a third off (4,4) |
| RELY | Bank seldom taking a third off |
| NANA | Relative showing a third off fruit? (4) |
| VERY | Distinctive dress, a third off? Absolutely (4) |
| LOLLIPOP | Sweetie on a stick; or, a word assigned by Sir Thomas Beecham to a light piece of classical music (8) |
| OVERTURE | The first part of a long piece of classical music such as an opera (8) |
