| ALMURRAY | Landlord, large foreign character interrupting order (2,6) |
| REDOLENT | Raised occasionally tender, large foreign flower that's fragrant (8) |
| EARLGREY | Peer right inside large foreign hollowed-out entity (4,4) |
| FOLDEROL | Dessert containing large foreign article is a showy but worthless trifle (8) |
| ATLUNCH | Chat about consuming large foreign article while eating |
| NICKEL | King in particular on head of large foreign coin (6) |
| ELDER | Big foreign articles (5) |
| HAGUE | A huge foreign seat of government (5) |
| EVACUATE | Rising, point to foreign character: "Beware void!" (8) |
| DEROGATE | Disparage foreign character, attacked by bull and tossed up |
| CHILDISH | Infantile foreign character slid off horse (8) |
| ACHIEVER | A foreign character, always a successful person (8) |
| EPICYCLE | English and foreign character pedal in small, moving circle (8) |
| SNAPPISH | Irritable foreign character in photo, Sarah's first husband |
| EMULATED | Copied foreign character, delighted to be outside (8) |
| OMEGA | Order of Merit. for example, given to a foreign character (5) |
| PILGRIM | Religious traveller, foreign character, large and stern (7) |
| ABITMUCH | A dog grabbed foreign character? That's not on |
| PEANUT | A foreign character tucked into what could be dog food (6) |
| NUTBUTTER | Foreign character with illness, say, that's spread (3,6) |
