| PIGEONHOLED | Assigned to a restrictive category (6-5) |
| PIGEONHOLE | Restrictive category one is assigned to (10) |
| ENFANTPERDU | Soldier assigned to a difficult post - in the plural, a forlorn hope (6,5) |
| ALLOTMENT | Word for an act of apportionment; the portion granted; a parcel of a field historically assigned to a tenant cottager to labour for him/herself; or, today, a plot rented to grow one's own flowers, fru |
| BREAKOUT | Forceful emergence from a restrictive situation (5-3) |
| POTBOUND | Superior put back vault in a restrictive environment (3-5) |
| CLAMPDOWN | Conservative and liberal politician in a low state about a restrictive measure (9) |
| CONSTRAIN | Twisted irons can't have a restrictive effect (9) |
| SALTEM | A restrictive particle, at least, anyhow |
| ARAGON | A newspaper assigned to a region of Spain (6) |
| DETAIL | Temporary group of soldiers assigned to a specific task; or, an individual or minute part of a painting studied/ investigated by an art historian (6) |
| SENTENCE | A punishment assigned to a defendant found guilty by a court (8) |
| ARRAN | Article about bishop assigned to a Scottish island (5) |
| STAFFA | Workers assigned to a Hebridean location (6) |
| STATIONED | Assigned to a post or base, like a soldier (9) |
| RANKS | Is assigned to a particular class for soldiers (5) |
| MENIAL | Troops one assigned to a large base (6) |
| RANKED | Assigned to a grade (6) |
| ISBN | Abbreviation of the code assigned to a book prior to publication (1,1,1,1) |
| STAR | The one assigned to a bomb? |
