| CAMPANILE | Bell tower for party by a river (9) |
| FUNCTIONARY | Large party by a railway for administrative official (11) |
| WISP | Is in the Worker's Party by a thread (4) |
| ALABASTER | Material taken from a party by Daisy (9) |
| DANGEROUS | Hairy bug found in party by American (9) |
| DONATIONS | Contributions to the party by various peoples (9) |
| DOMINICAN | Little tin taken to party by monk (9) |
| ARTICHOKE | Plant tower for trailer and garden tool boxes close to track (9) |
| DOWITHOUT | Keep away from party by West Indian dealer outside hotel (2,7) |
| STRUCTURE | Free-standing ___ (CN Tower, for example) |
| LANDMARKS | Angkor and Tokyo Tower, for two |
| TAROTCARD | Cutting about old eccentric in The Tower for instance (5,4) |
| DOWONDERS | Party by U.S. singer beginning to succeed and achieve fine results (2,7) |
| STRONGGALE | Sir Francis Beaufort's description of a force-nine wind that may cause a wave, lift a tile, topple a chimney, uproot a tree or upset a tower, for it blows at some 47-54 miles per hour (6,4) |
| RAGDOLL | Newspaper has a party by the lakes that is for a child (3,4) |
| SILO | A tower for storage, such as for grain (4) |
| NUANCE | A Greek character, at an African party, by the end, saw a subtle difference (6) |
| WEIRDO | Oddball's party by dam in river |
| WASNT | 1980: "___ That a Party" by The Rovers |
| ADORNING | Decorating a party by noon in club (8) |
