| PAVINGS | Flags of convenience in the wet garden (5-7) |
| LIBERIA | One of the places from which flag of convenience registration is obtained for oil tankers |
| NIGHTDEPOSITORY | Banking convenience in the wee small hours |
| BEDEWED | Wet garden filled with rambling weed (7) |
| LATRINES | Basic conveniences in the Spanish trains (8) |
| NOMESS | Claim of convenience, in ads or otherwise |
| JOHN | Man of convenience in America? (4) |
| TRAINSPOTTER | One's seen listing sadly in the wet Dorset rains - pot, terracotta, should cover it (12) |
| MARIAGEBLANC | Marriage of convenience |
| CHURCHWEDDING | Could be the means to a marriage of convenience for those joining union in the presence of the Father of the Chapel (6,7) |
| SALTIRE | Heraldic symbol in the form of a diagonal cross, as on most flags of the Confederate States of America (7) |
| ENCLAVE | Spend a penny (of many!) without convenience in enclosure (7) |
| DOLMENS | The same liberal convenience in stone structures (7) |
| GREEN | The third colour on the flags of Bolivia and the Republic of the Congo along with red and yellow |
| CORNERSHOP | A type of convenience store, grocer, minimart, newsagent, off-licence or other emporium of everyday goods, characteristically situated at the end of a local road or a junction in a residential area (6 |
| YELLOW | One of the colours of the national flags of Germany or Sweden (6) |
| STAR | Symbol in the middle of the flags of Ghana and Senegal |
| ORANGUTAN | Primate found in the wet tropical forests of Sumatra %26 Borneo (5-4) |
| NEWSAGENTS | Like wide space on the counter and convenience in local shops (10) |
| REGENT | One ruling for now: note the convenience, in short |
