| INSTANCE | Where one golfer, for example, differs from another (8) |
| OPENCHAMPION | Top golfer, for example (4,8) |
| UNABATED | Differs from a dean but just as forceful (8) |
| DIVERGES | Differs from rich man, having to grab bit of work (8) |
| NOBLESSE | Goebbel's line so differs from this considerate attitude to the masses (8,6) |
| BENHOGAN | Golfer for whom the original web.com Tour was named |
| MARGINALLY | How little one border differs from another? (10) |
| MARKEDLY | How a card-sharp's cards differ from others? (8) |
| VARIANTS | Organisms within a species that differ from similar groups, of viruses perhaps (8) |
| OFFSIDER | Love differs remarkably from one's partner (8) |
| PRETENCE | A presence differs slightly when you feign it (8) |
| ISOTHERM | Head of Meteorology differs, first drawing line on her map (8) |
| DISSENTS | Differs in one's opinion |
| ODDMANOUT | One differs from others in a group (3,3,3) |
| BIGOTED | Intolerance of any creed, belief, or opinion that differs from one's own. (7) |
| NONCONFORMIST | One whose behavior differs from the usual, or any of the fantasy creatures in the starred due? |
| IDIOM | Phrase whose figurative meaning differs from its literal one, as in 'raining cats and dogs' (5) |
| HERESY | Doctrine that differs from the orthodox position (6) |
| EXCEPTION | That which differs from the general rule |
| EPACT | Number of days that a solar year differs from a lunar year |
