| TYPEWRITTEN | Formally printed rather than by hand (11) |
| CONNOISSEUR | To be sure no coins are appreciated more than by a judge of fine arts |
| SENSED | Detected by instinct or inference rather than by recognized perceptual cues. |
| MANMADE | Created or caused by people rather than by nature (7) |
| MASAI | East African tribal group who measure their wealth by cattle rather than by money |
| FERN | Non-flowering plants with roots, stems and fronds and reproduce by spores rather than by seeds |
| DIVORCE | In spite of the rhyme, Henry VIII achieved his separation from Anne Boleyn by annulment rather than by this form of dissolution of marriage |
| CROWNCOURT | In England and Wales, a place in which criminal cases are tried by a judge and jury rather than by a magistrate (5,5) |
| BYWORDOFMOUTH | Orally rather than by written means (2,4,2,5) |
| PIZZICATO | Pulling the strings of a violin etc. with fingers rather than by using the bow (9) |
| PTOLEMY | "We accomplish more by wisdom than by force." His first major astronomical work was the Almagast. Who said this? |
| LUMINESCE | To emit light other than by incandescence (9) |
| THERAPY | What is the treatment of disorders other than by surgery? (7) |
| TELEPATHY | The supposed communication of thoughts or ideas otherwise than by the known senses |
| JELLYBEANS | The Beatles were pelted with ____ on their 1964 US tour, more painfully than by UK fans with similarly-named sweets |
| SHORTCUTS | Methods of achieving things more quickly or easily than by using the usual methods (9) |
| EXTRA | In cricket, a run scored other than by hitting the ball with the bat |
| TABLATURE | System of writing down music to be performed other than by use of notes (9) |
| BROADCASTER | One who regularly appears on TV/ radio, or a person who scatters seed by hand, rather than sowing in drills! (11) |
| GESTICULATE | Express oneself by hand movements, etc (11) |
