| SWING | Hanging seat on which to sway; or, electoral change (5) |
| INEXORABLE | Impossible to sway or divert |
| BIDET | Oddly build seat on which to squat? |
| SWARMING | Thick member stymied by electoral change (8) |
| UPSETS | Unexpected sports (or electoral) victories (6) |
| COLLEGE | Educational or electoral establishment (7) |
| LURCH | A discomfiture; a backgammonlike game; a sudden unsteady pitch, roll or sway; or, the butler to the fictional Addams family (5) |
| BENCH | In sport, the seat on which reserve players sit during a game (5) |
| STALL | Seat on which one may have sat for lb50 |
| CREEL | The basket is about to sway (5) |
| CLOUT | Influence; ability to sway |
| LOBBY | attempt to sway legislators |
| TITTER | Old Norse-derived word meaning to totter or sway; or, an imitative word for a giggle or snicker, made in a somewhat nervously furtive manner or way (6) |
| ARMREST | Padded section of a seat on which a sitter can place their upper limbs (7) |
| REEL | A strathspey-like Scottish dance but faster; a spin, stagger, stumble, swag, sway or swirl; or, a spool (4) |
| DONKEYSTOOLS | Low seats on which artists sit astride, particularly in art schools |
| FERRISWHEELS | Large, upright fairground rides with revolving, hanging seats (6,6) |
| ROCKOPERA | Tommy, say, to sway on a rope, carelessly (4,5) |
| SWADDLE | Is starting to sway from side to side, so may need to get bandaged up (7) |
| WIDTHWAYS | Dimension to sway worryingly from side to side (9) |
