| WAHWAH | Guitar sound repeatedly linked with a horn originally |
| TOLL | Sound repeatedly, in a way |
| TING | Sound repeatedly heard at a wedding reception |
| BODY | Main text of a book or letter; fullness of the flavour of wine; a leotard; or, a guitar's sound box (4) |
| STROLL | A constitutional list of names linked with a good man (6) |
| CHAIN | A paper one's linked with a decorative purpose (5) |
| MIDWINTER | Men linked with a tribe arranged a carol (2,3,5,9) |
| BLEAK | Men linked with a tribe arranged a carol (2,3,5,9) |
| INTHE | Men linked with a tribe arranged a carol (2,3,5,9) |
| PASADENA | A blue in US prison linked with a Californian city (8) |
| TWANG | A distinctive manner of pronunciation linked with a region or country |
| ECHO | Sound repeatedly coming from male choristers (4) |
| HOWL | Sound repeatedly made in the song Werewolves of London |
| AMP | Item for boosting a guitar's sound |
| SOMALIA | Thus one African country gets linked with a second one |
| MEASUREFORMEASURE | Tune, to my mind, is linked with a certain dark comedy |
| ELIZA | Priest's reportedly linked with a woman |
| CAMBODIA | Fellow following river, one linked with a country |
| CRIMEA | Villainy linked with a peninsula (6) |
| TETHERED | Edward holds that place is linked with a painter |
