| SANDINGROOMONLY | Sign where a cabinetmaker finishes? |
| RUBBER | A cabinetmaker's polishing pad; a stationery item for erasing pencillings; a coarse file; a match of three games in bridge or whist; or, caoutchouc (6) |
| EBENISTE | French word for a cabinetmaker who finishes or veneers furniture with a layer of the dark wood traditionally used for black piano keys (8) |
| CARPENTER | Known informally as a "chippy" or "chips", a cabinetmaker, joiner, woodworker or wright (9) |
| ACACIA | Mosaic a cabinetmaker put up featuring plant |
| THATCHER | Roofer who used to be a cabinetmaker? (8) |
| SWAPMEET | A cabinetmaker, perhaps, surrounded by delightful gathering of dealers (4,4) |
| MINUS | A sign where the terminus terminates (5) |
| STARCHAMBER | Formality a warning sign, where justice was rarely served (4,7) |
| APIARIES | A religious sign where there are lots of workers (8) |
| DEERXING | Warning sign where bucks might be near a road: 2 wds. |
| FINGERBOARD | Guidepost sign where guitarists fret? (11) |
| ESTUARIES | Are you in Paris informally? First sign where bores may be found (9) |
| WETPAINT | Warning sign where booze is sold -- beer contains about 14 per cent of alcohol(3,5) |
| OXTER | Sort of pit sign where treasure is to be found in old territory |
| THESAURUS | Man's written in "sign" where "indication" is an alternative? |
| TAKENONOTICE | Leave the sign where it is and ignore it (4,2,6) |
| DISPENSARIES | Officers write on small sign where drugs might be found (12) |
| BLUEPLAQUES | Signs where notable people lived |
| JCT | Abbr. on signs where roads meet |
