| ORNE | Cottage -; picturesque country house, sometimes with a monkey puzzle planted at the front (4) |
| ARAUCARIA | A song about a cur tangled in a monkey-puzzle |
| CHILEPINE | Half of kids taking English long for a monkey puzzle (5,4) |
| ORNES | Word paired with "cottage" to mean small picturesque country houses built in rustic "chocolate-box" style (5) |
| PIER | Section of a wall between two windows, sometimes with a trumeau mirror; or, a type of jetty (4) |
| HILL | Type of landform sometimes with a chalk figure; flock of ruffs; or, a co-founder of the National Trust (4) |
| ROOF | Slated, thatched or tiled structure, sometimes with a weathervane; or, one of the 28 mansions of the Chinese constellations (4) |
| TOWN | Settlement sometimes with a central cross and weekly farmer's market (4) |
| CROP | Short type of equestrian whip, sometimes with a hooked handle for opening and closing gates (4) |
| TOAD | Amphibious "puddock" of log pile, leaf litter, compost heap, burrow, pond or frogilo, sometimes with a patrolled road crossing aiding its migration (4) |
| USES | Things to which something may be put in the House sometimes (4) |
| DORK | Fool with a monkey or two? (4) |
| BOWER | An anchor at the front of a ship; a shady recess under trees in a garden or woodland; a picturesque country cottage or summerhouse; or, from "farmer", a jack in euchre or 500 (5) |
| DORA | Noted explorer traveling with a monkey |
| CAGE | Bird house, sometimes |
| NEST | Home sometimes made with twigs |
| RUSH | Be it a phoenix's ascent from the ashes, sunup as we open our eyes and lashes or bread dough's lift before it is baked and eaten with gnashes, it is an upward motion, sometimes with financial or aeria |
| RISE | Be it a phoenix's ascent from the ashes, sunup as we open our eyes and lashes or bread dough's lift before it is baked and eaten with gnashes, it is an upward motion, sometimes with financial or aeria |
| UBER | Ride home, sometimes |
| TREE | The monkey puzzle, for example |
