| NEGOTIATION | A discussion intended to produce a settlement or agreement (11) |
| MINEFIELD | Is it intended to produce a crop of explosions? (9) |
| DIALOGUE | Discussion intended to produce agreement to help left-leaning poet |
| SETTLEMENTS | Adjustments or agreements reached in matters of finance or business (11) |
| CONCURRENCE | Competition, in French ... or agreement, in English |
| UNINHABITED | No sign of a settlement? (11) |
| COLONY | Word, preserved in the name of Germany's "perfume city", for a plantation, settlement or territory; or, a group of ants, artists, bacteria, bats, Beaver Scouts or nudists (6) |
| LEADINGQUESTION | "Number one, each way" contains search that's intended to produce certain result |
| FARMCOMMUNITY | Alberta area or Saskatchewan settlement or Manitoba milieu maybe: 2 wds. |
| UNION | Word, derived from the Latin for "one", for the state of being allied; the act of marriage or wedlock; a brotherhood or guild; or, agreement, concord or harmony in general (5) |
| ABIDEBY | To live up to a promise or agreement (5,2) |
| BREACH | A failure to observe a law or agreement (6) |
| VILLAGE | It proverbially takes one of these hamlet-like rural settlements or communities to raise a child (7) |
| MANYATTA | Small Masai settlement or encampment (8) |
| OUTPOST | An outlying settlement or position (7) |
| PLEDGE | A formal or solemn promise or agreement (6) |
| ACCOMMODATION | Settlement or compromise |
| PRESIDIO | Fortified military settlements or forts built by the Spanish (8) |
| ENTENTE | An understanding or agreement between or among nations |
| NODICE | Refusal or agreement to be seen with top off? |
