| ANGLEIRON | Bit of construction to press behind corner (5,4) |
| ARCHAIC | Very old bridge, excellent, prime bit of construction (7) |
| BENDIGO | I move behind corner of rural city (7) |
| LABYRINTH | Daedalus's legendary construction to contain the Cretan Minotaur (9) |
| CONCOURSE | Head of construction following schedule to make part of airport (9) |
| TECTONICS | From "builder", the study of the structure of Earth's lithosphere and crustal plates; or, the art or science of construction or architecture (9) |
| CLAPBOARD | Type of construction with long overlapping timbers (9) |
| BRICOLAGE | Type of construction |
| INDUSTRIAL | ___ Revolution-event which led to a boom in canal construction, to allow for the easy transport of goods |
| GALLOWS | Head of government permits construction to punish serious offenders (7) |
| BRIDGE | Big red construction to cross when you get to it (6) |
| LASTINGBENEFIT | Fittings enable construction to great advantage (7,7) |
| SPLITINFINITIVE | Construction to controversially write, perhaps? |
| HALYARD | Hardly a construction to be used on a yacht (7) |
| TOUGHEN | Weight has huge construction to reinforce (7) |
| DITTY | Amateur construction to gather dry air |
| VAINLY | A vinyl construction, to no purpose |
| PUTONESMONEY | Misspent youth! Hereon we use mono-construction to give practical backing (3,4,5,5,4,5,2) |
| BUTTRESSES | Constructions to support walls (10) |
| CLAPPERBRIDGE | Type of construction, peculiar to the UK, consisting of large slabs of stone laid across stone pillars, over water (7,6) |
