| FAVELA | A shanty town, especially in Brazil (6) |
| ASYLUM | What refugee seeks by finally entering a shanty town? (6) |
| KASBAH | Castle or fortress in a north African town, especially Algiers (6) |
| FAZENDA | Especially in Brazil, a large estate, plantation or cattle ranch (7) |
| BIDON | Word, from a French term for a shanty town made from oil drums, for a cyclist's water bottle (5) |
| BOURG | French market town, especially one beside a castle (5) |
| BHUTAN | Himalayan country veto about a shanty (6) |
| STIR | Commotion starts in shanty town in Rio (4) |
| SEASONING | Relish being cool in a shanty (9) |
| ONLY | "It's ___ a shanty..." |
| SEA | Place for a shanty |
| COWSHED | Lower and cast off with a shanty |
| RUMBELOW | Drink downstairs? Nonsense, according to a shanty singer (8) |
| AIRTIGHT | Drunk behind a shanty that's sealed (8) |
| SEASON | Maybe shanty hasn't finished in time (6) |
| SLUM | Problem seen around large shanty town (4) |
| SUGARPLUMS | Sweet things happy to eat fish in shanty towns (10) |
| GOINGFORASONG | Looking very cheap to be aiming at a shanty (5,3,1,4) |
| GOFORASONG | Leave for a shanty, it'll be cheap (2,3,1,4) |
| SAILOR | A salt, sea dog, seafarer or skipper, traditionally singing and working to the rhythmical song of the shanty (6) |
