| GEARRATIO | How little cog relates to big in a great Rio bash (4,5) |
| SLENDERLY | How Little Susie was fashioned in a Michael Jackson song |
| SKINDIVER | How little Vincent risked going down for pearls (9) |
| HANDPRINT | One might remind you of how small you were as a baby |
| DRIPDRIED | How small amount of liquid evaporated perhaps? (4-5) |
| AWINSAWIN | "Every victory counts, no matter how small" |
| FINESPORT | Real gent of a player in a great game? (4,5) |
| VERYHAPPY | In a great mood |
| ARGENTINA | Touring in a great new country (9) |
| IMPATIENT | In a great hurry |
| STILLROOM | Pantry where preserves, pickles, cordials, liqueurs, cakes and tea were prepared in a great house or manor under housekeeper's supervision (4,5) |
| ALLSMILES | In a great mood |
| EFFECT | Butterfly -; in chaos theory, a hypothetical example (illustrated in fractals) of how small changes can lead to big differences over time (6) |
| OPINION | A view of a ring and a small cog-wheel |
| ANY | One no matter which, how many, how much, how little, what kind |
| OPINIONS | Small cog integral to very big ideas (8) |
| PAPA | Bear whose chair was too big, in a fairy tale |
| MINI | How little they made of them in the '60s, but they were driven big time! (4,6) |
| MINORS | How little they made of them in the '60s, but they were driven big time! (4,6) |
| MALCOLM | ___ Gladwell, Canadian journalist and writer noted for his 2000 book The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference (7) |
