| COWSHEDS | Chews sod peculiarly for farmhouses (8) |
| GRANGE | Good scope for farmhouse and outbuildings (6) |
| ACULEATE | Cue a tale that's peculiarly pointed (8) |
| OPERATIC | Starts to act peculiarly in intoxicated 3Dn, like Carmen (8) |
| TICKLISH | Slick hit peculiarly difficult to deal with |
| CHARISMA | Charm is a peculiarly personal appeal |
| APOXUPON | Starts to act peculiarly when cattle raised on ancient curse affecting your houses (1,3,4) |
| GANGES | River runs away from farmhouses (6) |
| GRANGES | Farmhouses seen where river flows into another |
| RANGE | Extent of farmhouses - unlimited (5) |
| HOMESTEADS | Bosses acquiring some refurbished mid-Forties farmhouses (10) |
| TACKROOMS | Parts of some farmhouses, riding schools or stable yards where saddlery, boots and grooming kits are stored (4,5) |
| HUDSON | Big brother, 50, staying in Knut's Scottish farmhouses (7,6) |
| MYCROFT | Big brother, 50, staying in Knut's Scottish farmhouses (7,6) |
| HOLMES | see 31ac, Big brother, 50, staying in Knut's Scottish farmhouses |
| AGRITOURISM | Business of providing holidays in farmhouses, ranches, wine-making villages and other rural settings (11) |
| PARTRIDGE | Peculiarly apt girder for the game bird (9) |
| PLICATURE | Peculiarly peculiar time for origami, say (9) |
| HEDONISTS | Peculiarly dishonest people looking for a good time (9) |
| ADJECTIVE | Descriptive word for jive acted peculiarly (9) |
