| CLOSED | Fool drinking seventh and eighth of Guinesses, barred (6) |
| MAJOR | Of a musical scale, having an interval of a semitone between the third and fourth and the seventh and eighth notes (5) |
| THOMAS | _ Law, the fifth and eighth actor to play EastEnders character Peter Beale (6) |
| EIGHTH | Coming after the seventh and before ninth in numbering (6) |
| FATIMA | Bluebeard's seventh and last wife |
| HOVE | Coastal location offering Beethoven's Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth (4) |
| TUDOR | Thus do ours oddly make Henry's seventh and eighth house (5) |
| COR | Seventh and eighth N.T. books |
| HOLLYWOOD | Word whose huge letters comprise a famous sign in the hills of Los Angeles; its 7th and 8th letters, as well as three of the same letter temporarily added above it, were painted the colors of the Olym |
| OCTANT | One-eighth of the circumference of a circle; or, a section of a compass rose (6) |
| DRACHM | Unit of weight equal to one-eighth of an ounce (6) |
| OXLAND | One eighth of a carucate of a ploughed area (6) |
| GALLON | British imperial unit of capacity equal to one eighth of a bushel (6) |
| IONIAN | The --- Mission, the eighth of Patrick O'Brian's Aubrey Maturin series of novels (6) |
| RUSSIA | Occupying one-eighth of Earth's total inhabited land area and spanning two continents, the largest country in the world (6) |
| OCTANS | A sector of one-eighth of a circle's circumference; or, an instrument resembling said arc (6) |
| QUAVER | Note equivalent to an eighth of a semibreve (6) |
| OCTAVE | Only an eighth of a musical interval? (6) |
| CTESIPHON | Ancient city on River Tigris destroyed in 7th and 8th centuries AD (9) |
| NATOALPHABET | Golf hotel ranks 7th and 8th in it |
