| BINDER | Bibliopegist; a type of folder or file; or, a reaping machine that bundles grain stalks into sheaves (6) |
| BIGSPENDER | Extravagant fellow pegs out in a reaping machine (3,7) |
| ICON | A graphic symbol (usually a simple picture) that denotes a program or a command or a data file or a concept in a graphical user interface (4) |
| RANK | A row of soldiers or chessboard squares as opposed to a column or "file"; or, one's hierarchical position (4) |
| SICKLE | A reaping-hook; a long curved tail feather of a cockerel, reminiscent of said tool; or, with the galleon and the knut, a unit of wizarding currency in the Harry Potter universe (6) |
| RASP | A farrier's file or a snail's radula, named for its grating action (4) |
| SYSTEMATIC | Stalk into city, as deranged as he was businesslike (10) |
| BALER | Machine that bundles |
| TANG | A Scottish word for seaweed; a Chinese dynasty that succeeded the Sui; or, the shank of a chisel, file or knife that fits into its handle (4) |
| QUEUE | Heraldic term for the tail of a beast originally, later a pigtail or long braid/plait of hair; hence a chain, file or tailback of people or other things (5) |
| PATHNAME | Full description of the location of a file or other item within a hierarchy of directories (8) |
| CIRCLE | An arrangement of standing stones, such as that at Avebury; a ring of flattened grain stalks in a crop field; or, a planet's orbit (6) |
| SHEAF | Bundle of reaped ears of wheat or other grain stalks; or, a quantity of typically 24 arrows contained within a quiver (5) |
| TEMPLATE | Shape used as a cutting guide in patchwork; or, a preset format for a file or document in computing (8) |
| EAGLERITALIN | For this type of folder John feels a rebinding is needed |
| MANILA | Type of folder named for the capital of the Philippines |
| LOOSELEAF | For this type of folder John feels a rebinding is needed |
| PRINTER | Electronic device that accepts text files or images from a computer and transfers them to a medium such as paper or film. (7) |
| SPELLBINDER | Enchanting person's period in front of reaping-machine |
| BOOK | Bound by a bibliopegist, item with types including almanac, companion, compendium and cyclopaedia (4) |
