| LIEINSTATE | Be honoured posthumously |
| LYINGINSTATE | Speaking falsely in government, but being honoured posthumously (5,2,5) |
| MERIT | Excellence that deserves to be honoured (5) |
| FETED | Destined we hear to be honoured |
| VENERATED | TV Edna - here topless - might be honoured |
| GLORIOUS | Our Sligo might be honoured (8) |
| SALUTED | Last due to be honoured (7) |
| ENTITLED | Having right to be honoured |
| FATED | Certain to be honoured, say (5) |
| INVIOLABLE | Variety of novel alibi that must be honoured (10) |
| GOLDMEDALLIST | First person to be honoured in the Olympics |
| MILLAIS | Painter noted for works including Ophelia, Autumn Leaves, Chill October and Bubbles; created a baronet by Queen Victoria in 1885, he was the first artist to be honoured with a hereditary title (7) |
| ODE | Tribute perhaps yet to be honoured, it's said |
| KNIGHTED | The good and kind could perhaps be honoured |
| WELLTHOUGHTOF | Spring considered to be honoured (4-7-2) |
| BOBBYMOORE | The first footballer to be honoured by a memorial service in Westminster Abbey |
| SUSANBANTHONY | American suffragist, the first woman to be honoured on a US coin (5,1,7) |
| SILVERMEDALLIST | Second person to be honoured at the Olympic Games (6,9) |
| GLORIFIED | Would have exulted, if inside, having been honoured (9) |
| DECORATED | Style of English Gothic architecture characterised by window tracery; person who has been honoured w |
