| CHICK | Many a rustic fowl |
| TOILE | Textile printed with a rustic pastoral scene; or, a test version of a garment (5) |
| YOKEL | A rustic link with a number (5) |
| HODGE | A rustic or countryman; an actress in Rumpole of the Bailey and a television adaptation of Rosamunde Pilcher's The Shell Seekers; or, Samuel Johnson's most famous cat (5) |
| RURAL | Word meaning agrarian, bucolic or countrified, thus the antithesis of urban; or, a habitant of a rustic or pastoral place (5) |
| IDYLL | Idly designed the letterhead as a rustic poem (5) |
| APPLE | Fruit used for a rustic Dorset cake, often during autumn when bountiful (5) |
| LODGE | Gatekeeper/gardener's cottage; university porter's quarters; college head's residence; or, a rustic cabin, occupied seasonally by skiers or shooting parties (5) |
| ROWIE | A rustic type of Aberdonian croissant that is rich in shortening or lard, hence its other name, buttery (5) |
| PONIT | In agro vites ruricola "serit": a rustic plants vines in his field (5) |
| SCENE | Landscape, a rustic ... |
| HOB | Shelf by a fireplace for heating kettles and pans; a cooker's hotplate; a sprite such as Puck; a rustic; a male ferret; or, a target peg in quoits (3) |
| SOUTHAMERICA | A rustic home built overlooking a large area of land (5,7) |
| PEASANT | A rustic, a countryman (7) |
| REED | Tall, slender grasses / a rustic musical instrument made from a hollow stem and played by blowing through it |
| OAST | A building designed for drying hops as part of the brewing process; The ___ House, a rustic pub in Crown Square in Manchester's Avenue Courtyard area (4) |
| LOGHUT | A small wooden cabin in a rustic or frontier setting (3,3) |
| WATTLE | A rustic woven fence or wicker hurdle to set in place; or, the red fleshy lobe on a gobbler's flappy face (6) |
| HUCKLEBERRYINN | 1884 novel set in a rustic B&B? |
| WOODBURNING | Like a rustic cabin's stove |
