| TOPGEAR | Fifth, often, for a manual |
| HAND | A round of applause for a manual worker (4) |
| OPERATIVE | Prove a tie looks odd for a manual worker (9) |
| STYLEBOOK | General word for a manual of typographic rules and deeds for writers, editors and publishers (9) |
| HENPARTY | A social gathering of females, often for a woman soon to be married (3,5) |
| TAEDA | A torch, often for a wedding: cum tibi nubebam, nulli mea ____ nocebat, Ov. Her. 8.35 |
| HANDBOOK | Another word for a manual, compendium or enchiridion (8) |
| NAPTIME | Afternoon, often, for a toddler |
| SMALL | 12 ounces, often, for a drink |
| LIQUEUR | One in Barcelona that visits Louvre often for a drink (7) |
| BAZAAR | Persian word for a Middle-Eastern market or souk, typically with stalls selling exotic scents, gold, jewellery, rugs, spices etc; or, in the UK, a sale of miscellany, often for charity (6) |
| SPIGOT | A small plug often for inserting in the opening of a cask (6) |
| CAMP | A penal institution (often for forced labour) (4) |
| GRAD | Whom a 'Congrats!' lawn sign is often for |
| TRAPPER | A hunter of animals, often for their fur (7) |
| HOSTEL | A cheap lodging place, often for young people (6) |
| VITRINE | A glass display case often for showing specimens (7) |
| TOSS | Procedure calling for change, and often for heads to roll |
| MANGA | A type of Japanese comic book, often for adults (5) |
| PAJAMATOPS | Nighttime garments that often, for some reason, have a pocket |
