| FRIENDLINESS | Good fellowship - or rows among Quakers! (12) |
| CONSORTIUM | Word taken directly from Latin for an association, business partnership or fellowship; or, in marriage law, a husband or wife's conjugal rights (10) |
| SON | Fellowship or association, for short |
| ORDERS | Commands; classes of society; chivalric fellowships; or, commissions to supply commodities etc (6) |
| FATHERLINESS | Paternalism produces rows among parents! (12) |
| CAMARADERIE | Spirit of friendly good-fellowship; comradeship (11) |
| ANDSOSAYALLOFUS | Good fellowship's unanimous agreement (3,2,3,3,2,2) |
| LINES | Horizontal strokes forming musical staves; railway tracks or routes; or, rows of written or printed words (5) |
| STRIPS | Airport runways; football kits; "funnies" in comics or newspapers; or, rows of three or more connected postage stamps (6) |
| DEGREE | From "step, grade", word for a step-like tier or row; relative rank or position; a unit of temperature or of geometrical measurement; a musical interval; or, nearness of relationship (6) |
| RANKS | Lines or rows of people or things (5) |
| BROTHERLINESS | State of the fraternity - rows among the monks (13) |
| COARSE | Hardly 3 rows among Anglicans (6) |
| BEASTLINESS | Brutality shown by rows among quadrupeds (11) |
| NIGGARDLINESS | A mean state that produces rows among skinflints (13) |
| HOSPITALITY | Good fellowship |
| NEIGHBORLINESS | Good fellowship |
| HEDGES | Botanical boundaries, fences or rows forming the characteristic chequered "patchwork quilt" of the English countryside or the bocage of rural France (6) |
| TIER | One of a series of gradins, layers or rows of an auditorium, wedding cake or ra-ra skirt ruffles, for example (4) |
| FILE | Word, derived from a string upon which documents were strung, for a folder for keeping papers in order; or, a line or row of people, soldiers or chessboard squares (4) |
