| ITEMISE | Catalogue of exquisite misery (7) |
| PEEVISH | Irritable VIPs moving around sides of exquisite hotel (7) |
| STYLIST | Catalogue of pens for a fine writer? (7) |
| HITLIST | Catalogue of people or things requiring a particular course of action (3,4) |
| MESSIER | Charles, French astronomer noted for his catalogue of nebulae and star clusters (7) |
| REDLIST | Catalogue of threatened species - left in direst confusion (3,4) |
| DEUTSCH | Otto Erich ___, Austrian music historian and art critic, noted for his catalogue of Schubert's works |
| HENGE | Hard engraving back of exquisite arrangement of stones? |
| DENSE | Studies top of exquisite compact (5) |
| ELEGANCE | Hint of exquisite limb dancer uncovered -such grace! (8) |
| ITEM | A couple of exquisite moments |
| EAGLE | Silver luminance seen in wings of exquisite bird (5) |
| EVANGELINE | In poetry, when she passed, "it seemed like the ceasing of exquisite music" |
| LUCRE | Cruel misappropriation with catalogue of of money (5) |
| HONOURSLIST | Regular catalogue of distinctions awarded (7,4) |
| HERSCHEL | English astronomer (son of William Herschel) who extended the catalogue of stars to the southern hemisphere and did pioneering work in photography (17921871). |
| FLORA | A descriptive catalogue of the plants of any geographical area or period (5) |
| IDEALIST | One who thinks highly of a catalogue of suggestions? (8) |
| HOTTOPIC | "Beyond this arch guilelessness, this churlish, half-ironic catalogue of her accomplishments, there is something greater here: the way Oyler conceives of her own claim to cultural elitism as a series |
| CANON | See, say, unidentified writer's catalogue of principles (5) |
