| HOMEBOUND | Confined to one's residence ... or, as the |
| ONTHEHOUSE | Attached to one's residence at the firm's expense (2,3,5) |
| GOESHOME | Returns to one's residence: 2 wds. |
| HEADHOME | Return to one's residence |
| HOMEWARDSTERN | Heading back to one's residence in a grim mood? |
| ONONESDOORSTEP | Very near to one's residence (2,4,8) |
| GOHOME | Return to one's residence |
| ADDRESS | Apply oneself to one's residence (7) |
| HOMECOMING | Return to one's residence (10) |
| GENOISE | An Italian version of a chiffon or sponge, served as a cake in its own right or as the basis of a lady's finger, madeleine or mokatine (7) |
| CHOCOLATELAB | Chemistry 205: Applications to Dessert Making (or, as the students call it, the '___') |
| WORKINGCLASS | Economics 203: The Role of Labor in Production (or, as the students call it, the '___') |
| CANVAS | Cotton, flax or hemp cloth used for tents, deckchairs, sails or as the medium on which to apply oil paints (6) |
| EMBASSY | The residence or offices of an ambassador, or the latter's entourage collectively (7) |
| GROUNDED | Fundamentally instructed to be confined to one's room (8) |
| TRAININGSEMINAR | American History 150: Effects of the Railroad on Westward Expansion (or, as the students call it, th |
| COLLISIONCOURSE | Physics 251: Principles of Particle Accelerators (or, as the students call it, the '___') |
| HER | Found in an anther, and in every herb: the form of 'she' used after a preposition or as the object of a verb! (3) |
| ATHOME | Social reception at a person's residence or the invitation embossed on stiff card to attend such (2-4) |
| SOCLE | Low plain plinth used as a support for a statue, column etc. or as the foundation of a wall (5) |
