| LEGEND | Star, for example, discovered in advance? (6) |
| INTEGER | One for example discovered in oddly neglected hedge in Bury |
| LIEGE | Lord or vassal for example discovered in falsehood (5) |
| VEGA | Star for example in V&A |
| IDEAL | Shining example discovered in countryside allotment (5) |
| LIBRETTO | Book about Tarka for example discovered under library (8) |
| RADIATIONSOURCE | Neutron star, for example |
| GENIUS | Brilliance from rising star for example enthralling one (6) |
| CHRISTMASCOOKIE | Shortbread Santa or cinnamon star, for example |
| FATHERFIGURE | Pop star for example showing authority (6,6) |
| GENUS | Kind star, for example, sent up |
| BADGE | Sheriff's star, for example |
| PEGASUS | Stars, for example, appearing in father's country |
| PEARL | A highly prized lustrous gem created within the shell of a mussel/ oyster, such as the near-perfect example discovered by fisherman Bill Abernethy in the River Tay (5) |
| RATE | Give three out of four stars, for example |
| GEMINI | Stars for example jet over island province (6) |
| RATES | Gives five stars, for example |
| BERATING | Giving out starters of baked enchiladas to a number of stars, for example (8) |
| AUSTRAL | Gold star for improving Latin in the south (7) |
| PELE | Football star for Santos in the 1960s |
