| ERIKSATIE | Composer whose Parade includes the use of a typewriter as a percussion instrument |
| KKK | Gp. whose parades often draw more protesters than participants |
| GLOCKENSPIEL | Set of metal bars played as a percussion instrument |
| TYMPANO | Tap on my potty as a percussion instrument (7) |
| GUIRO | Notched gourd used as a percussion instrument in Latin America (5) |
| CLAVE | Wooden stick used as a percussion instrument |
| CYMBAL | Brass plate used as a percussion instrument (6) |
| TRIANGLE | Tin Elgar utilised as a percussion instrument (8) |
| WASHBOARD | Laundry apparatus used as a percussion instrument |
| KNOT | Bind such as a cat's-paw; a unit of nautical speed derived from the use of a chip log; a burl; or, a sandpiper (4) |
| MARACA | A percussion instrument consisting of a pair of hollow pieces of wood or bone (usually held between the thumb and fingers) that are made to click together (as by Spanish dancers) in rhythm with the da |
| CARRIAGE | Four-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle; a railway coach; or, part of a typewriter that holds the paper (8) |
| DRUM | A tympanum, either in the form of a percussion instrument or a vibrative part of the middle ear (4) |
| SAMBA | Brazilian dance in a 2/4 tempo, varied with the use of a sung chorus to a batucada rhythm - and a variety of strawberry! (5) |
| PLATEN | The roller of a typewriter |
| MIST | Taking semi-ripe cuttings on a grand scale usually involves the use of a ___ unit, which emits fine sprays of water to keep the atmosphere humid (4) |
| ELIOT | Poet and dramatist whose modern miracle play, Murder in the Cathedral, features the use of a chorus in the classical Greek manner (5) |
| LOCAL | Of a computer or similar device, accessible without the use of a network (5) |
| NOMINAL | Such a charge as is made for the use of a name? (7) |
| KEYSTROKE | Depression of a typewriter or computer board (9) |
