| LOGCABIN | First off, sell the taxi at home, a primitive dwelling (3-5) |
| AUCTION | ___ off; sell to the high bidder |
| TRENCHER | A slice of bread or wooden board as a primitive platter upon which to cut food; a mortarboard; or, a digger (8) |
| CATACOMB | Snack with Frenchman in taxi at old burial-ground (8) |
| BACKBITE | Speak unkindly of the taxi turning up with the king and a quick snack (8) |
| CONCLAVE | Primitive dwelling accommodates working class assembly |
| OUTHOUSE | An outdoor building with a primitive toilet (8) |
| AIRSTRIP | Space to remove clothes ___ for the taxi? (8) |
| LAVENDER | In real trouble, sell the plant (8) |
| RETAILER | He sells "The Tatler" (8) |
| CABIN | Room for a taxi at home (5) |
| SAVAGE | From "of the woods", a human being in a primitive, uncivilised or wild state; a barbarian or brute; a heraldic representation of a bearded seminaked man in a wreath of leaves; or, an enraged horse/vic |
| CLAPPER | A former word for a rabbit hole; a primitive type of bridge built from planks laid on piles of stones; the tongue of a bell; or, a wooden contrivance for scaring birds (7) |
| SOONANDSOFORTH | Before long a nod's arranged to sell the crop, etc (2,2,3,2,5) |
| HUT | Primitive dwelling that might have a thatched roof |
| CAVIARE | Circulation of air in primitive dwelling a rare treat? (7) |
| CAVE | A number of retired people vacated primitive dwelling (4) |
| THRUST | Taxi, at first hard to corrode and drive (6) |
| SCABS | Blacklegs providing taxis at the transport centre (5) |
| KEEPADIARY | Don't sell The Daily Record - is that what The Observer will do with The Daily News? (4,1,5) |
