| SWATHE | Bandage was replaced by article (6) |
| SALVER | Tray of precious metal, one to be replaced by article (6) |
| ABJECT | Complain having leader replaced by article that's feeble |
| SARDANA | Spanish dance for Italian island in one replaced by article (7) |
| WOUND | As bandage was for lesion? |
| SWADDLE | Bandage was originally included in riding gear (7) |
| MUSKET | Smoothbore firearm which replaced the arquebus and was replaced by the rifle (6) |
| MACAWS | Old lady, 100, was replaced by parrots (6) |
| OBRIEN | He replaced and was replaced by Leno |
| ISLERO | Lamborghini model that was replaced by the Jarama (6) |
| ESCUDO | Unit of currency in Portugal that was replaced by the euro (6) |
| ANGLIA | Ford UK'S small car range, introduced in late 1939 and produced through to 1967, when it was replaced by the Escort (6) |
| NELSON | His 'pillar' was replaced by a 'Spike' in O'Connell's Street, Dublin (6) |
| DRENCH | Soak seat after cover was replaced by disheartened draper |
| OLEVEL | Former exam that was replaced by the GCSE (1,5) |
| GOETHE | Poet's ego disturbed by article (6) |
| AFFRAY | Going by article following day, papers ignored brawl (6) |
| PALATE | Taste shown by article in dish (6) |
| MUDDLE | Mix-up where the one in the middle was replaced by second auctioneer |
| ETNEAN | Fiery, a la Sicilian, and born French, to go by article (6) |
