| FIREPLACE | Focus of domestic warmth (9) |
| VESTAS | Early "strike anywhere" wooden or wax-stemmed matches named for the Roman goddess of domestic warmth, household, hearth and its divine fire, flames and sparks (6) |
| LEASES | Sale changed focus of domestic rental agreements (6) |
| HEATING | Domestic warmth |
| SENESCHAL | A steward of the household of a medieval prince or nobleman who took charge of domestic arrangements (9) |
| ORPINGTON | Breed of domestic fowl that lays brown eggs (9) |
| WYANDOTTE | American breed of domestic fowl (9) |
| DAMASCENE | Variety of domestic fancy pigeon with silvery plumage (9) |
| DOBERMANN | A medium large breed of domestic dog whose name derives from a German tax collector (9) |
| SWALEDALE | A valley in North Yorkshire after which a hardy breed of domestic sheep takes its name (9) |
| WISHBONES | Furculae of domestic fowl |
| CHAIRLIFT | A means of domestic ascension (5-4) |
| LARGHETTO | A quarter of domestic gods, might you say, somewhat slow |
| BURMESE | Breed of domestic cat, most of which are descendants of a female cat called Wong Mau (7) |
| SPIRALSTAIRCASE | A means of domestic ascension (6,9) |
| HOMEECONOMICS | Study of domestic skills (4,9) |
| DEHOOCH | Dutch Golden Age painter noted for depictions of domestic life such as The Courtyard of a House in Delft, Cardplayers in a Sunlit Room and A Woman Preparing Bread and Butter for a Boy (2,5) |
| DUSTIN | Name of film actor with evidence of domestic neglect at home? (6) |
| THREEDOGNIGHT | Describes weather requiring the body warmth of domestic animals in order to sleep (5,3,5) |
| STEEN | Dutch artist whose scenes of domestic chaos, merrymaking and rowdy taverns include The Dissolute Household, Beware of Luxury and The Dancing Couple (5) |
