| 20 answers for: Occasionally, and once in a while, in other words ... |
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| RANK | ANSWER | CLUE |
| TOTIME | Occasionally, and once in a while, in other words (4,4,2,4) |
| FROMTIME | Occasionally, and once in a while, in other words (4,4,2,4) |
| OCCASIONALLY | 16dn, once in a while, in a word! (12) |
| ANON | In a while, in poetry |
| FROMTIMETOTIME | Every once in a while |
| INTERMITTENTLY | Once in a while |
| POLLINGSTATION | Place where I make the sign of the cross every once in a while (7,7) |
| ERST | Common for a while in a superstition, a thunderstorm, a counterstrike |
| FECUND | Prolific in French, occasionally and in German (6) |
| RARELY | Once in a while, rock-and-roll headlines at place in Dublin (6) |
| SUGAR | Derived from a species of grass and once traded by Henry Tate, an ingredient used in preserving, icing, crystallising and caramelising that was a favourite of Elizabeth I (5) |
| PURPLE | Named after a shellfish and once synonymous with crimson, a colour mixed from blue and red, associated with bishops, emperors, nobility, ornateness, royalty and wealth (6) |
| PADDOCK | Old man took too many drugs in retirement - coke, occasionally and grass within limits? |
| COLERIDGE | An English poet who lived for a while in Nether Stowey in Somerset (9) |
| LAYSOVER | Stops for a while in the course of a journey |
| POTTER | Literary orphan who lived for a while in a cupboard |
| LEASES | Takes for a while, in a way |
| AGED | Like wine that's spent a while in a cellar |
| THEN | Every now and ___ (once in a while) |
| ATTIMES | A little cheat, Tim, escapes once in a while (2,5) |
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