| CULDESAC | A street that is closed at one end (3-2-3) |
| SUAVE | Take us back to a street that is smooth (5) |
| ZEBRA | ____ crossing, black and white stripes painted across a street that give pedestrians priority (5) |
| TESTTUBE | A glass cylinder closed at one end used in laboratories (4,4) |
| OUTOFOIL | Is this the reason the chipper is closed? Some day this is what those the black gold will say! (3,2, |
| SAC | Cul-de----, street closed at one end (3) |
| CASTAWAY | Is this why the theatre is closed or used? (8) |
| APRESSKI | Ask Piers about when the piste is closed (5,3) |
| BLIND | Closed at one end and left in a pickle (5) |
| BLINDALLEY | A road closed at one end (5,5) |
| HITHERTO | Something popular belonging to girl is closed until now |
| AIRTIGHT | Top Tory admitting centre of Britain is closed (8) |
| TESTTUBES | Glass cylinders closed at one end, used in laboratory work (4,5) |
| DISCLOSE | Broadcast complex is closed (8) |
| OVERBITE | An extension of the upper front teeth over the lower front teeth when the mouth is closed (8) |
| SEDAN | A car that is closed and that has front and rear seats and two or four doors. |
| CLOSEDSESSION | A meeting that is closed to all but members (6,7) |
| FINGERHOLE | An opening in a wind instrument that is closed by the player to modify pitch (10) |
| SCRUTO | Stage door that is closed after game |
| IDEST | Kept in the side street that is (2,3) |
