| AJAR | Allowing entry, as a door |
| LETPASS | Allow entry, as a bouncer |
| ALIEN | An untruth to gain entry as a foreigner |
| REMOTE | ____ access, a system allowing entry to a network using a physically separate computer (6) |
| VISA | Endorsement on a passport allowing entry to a country (4) |
| SEALSOFF | Prevents entry, as to a crime scene |
| ACCESSROAD | Street allowing entry to local businesses |
| ADMISSIVE | Notice the formal letter allowing entry (9) |
| ICEPICKS | Roofless prisons allowing entry for huge rock-cutting tools |
| ELVIS | Icon in document allowing entry to Spain, briefly? (5) |
| BARGE | Make forced entry as it gets lighter |
| TERCENTENARY | Newly re-enact entry as occasion for commemoration perhaps |
| BREATHEINANDOUT | Expand the intrapleural space, automatically allowing entry through the pharynx and beyond, then all |
| ACCESSCARD | Device containing encoded data allowing entry to restricted areas (6,4) |
| NYT | Paper that endorsed both Liz Warren and Amy Klobuchar for the Democratic nomination on Jan. 19, briefly; we've put both candidates' names in each theme entry as well |
| PRIESOPEN | Forces entry as trophy announced with major golf tournament (5,4) |
| ANTONYSHER | Without horse, deformed on entry as he famously portrayed 1/7 |
| SING | Solicitor-General had an entry as one was an informer (4) |
| BANS | Permanent denials of entry, as to the Baseball Hall of Fame |
| STOP | Lever or similar device of an organ that pulls a rank of pipes into play; or, a wedge or weight as a door prop (4) |
