| ARTESIANWELL | Technique found near Siena forced shaft provided from old French water supply (8,4) |
| UNWELL | A French water supply is not healthy |
| OLIVETAN | Member of a Benedictine order founded near Siena, Italy |
| ALBANYNEWYORK | Capital near Siena College |
| INNATE | Pub had food provided from the very start (6) |
| OSIER | Woven material provided from the East? That is right (5) |
| SOLARPOWER | Energy provided from the sun's rays (5,5) |
| EXPOSITION | Commentary provided from former station |
| TUCK | Food's provided from vehicle right away |
| AMALFI | A scholar with line provided from the East for former duchy on the western coast of Italy (6) |
| MOTET | Polyphonic choral composition based on a sacred text; from Old French, 'little word' (5) |
| ACADIA | Starts a class action with support coming back from old French colony (6) |
| STAFFOFOFFICE | Mace workers from old French branch (5,2,6) |
| POETASTRY | Composition of doggerel from Old French and in Danish, say |
| ADIEU | Goodbye - from Old French, literally meaning "to God" (5) |
| GARRET | Room immediately below the roof of a house; from Old French, 'watchtower' (6) |
| BEIGE | Color whose name comes from Old French for "natural wool" |
| OBOIST | One playing instrument made from old French wood - tango? |
| CROUPIER | From Old French translating as "pillion-rider", a dealer who officiates at a gaming-table (8) |
| PUPPY | Word, from Old French meaning "doll, plaything", for a young dog (5) |
