| WINTEROLYMPICS | Seasonal competitions' victory alters policy terms in 27Ac (6,8) |
| FURRYBOOT | Hide raunchy extremes I boycott unfortunately in 27Ac 29Ac (5,4,4) |
| STNICHOLAS | Moulded Scottish clay in 27Ac 29Ac (2,8,4) |
| BYUNOWPAYLATER | Student loan terms, in Provo? |
| GLOSSARY | Terms in list are endless in magazine (8) |
| LEADERENE | Thatcher, for one, in element before terms in Foreign Office (9) |
| VACATION | An official break between terms in lawcourts or universities; or, in the US, a holiday generally (8) |
| LATIN | Like many abbreviated terms in footnotes |
| MINSTREL | Musician negotiates terms in Latin (8) |
| SUITCASE | Two legal terms in item of luggage |
| AGREEDTO | Accepted the terms in the contract, for instance: 2 wds. |
| LESSEE | Tenant's existence defined by archaic terms in lease (6) |
| OVERRUN | Terms in cricket go on too long |
| HANDINGLOVE | On intimate terms in passing romance |
| APPOSITE | Pertinent quartet of tech terms, in short (8) |
| ALTERED | Changed some terms in a new deal |
| MOMMA | One of mother's terms in America |
| HAUGHEY | Charles _, former Taoiseach of Ireland, who served three terms in office (7) |
| BINOMIAL | I'm albino, perhaps, with two terms in algebra (8) |
| MINSTER | Variation of terms in church (7) |
