| RANCH | Hurried to church or farm (5) |
| BRIDE | Start of bus journey for one going to church or office? |
| ORGANDONOR | Individual contributing something useful to church or theatre? (5,5) |
| DAIRY | Building or farm where milk, butter, cheese or yogurt are processed (5) |
| TRACT | Land or farm machinery? (5) |
| STEAD | Place that might follow home or farm (5) |
| TENDS | Looks after as young children or farm animals |
| FRANCE | Fellow hurried to church in country |
| PRANCE | Penny hurried to church with swagger (6) |
| RANCHER | Farmer hurried to church on the outskirts of Esker |
| TRANCE | Hurried to church after time in a sleepy state (6) |
| COTTAGE | Originally a humble "hut, shed, shelter" or traditional rustic dwelling of a peasant or farm hand, now an often ornate or "orne" chocolate-box luxury Cotswold-stone pied-a-terre or lodge on the estate |
| CREAMERY | A type of factory or farm where milk is made into butter and cheese; or, a shop or parlour for the sale of said dairy products (8) |
| DUDISH | A dandy or fop's obsession with fashion, finery and stylish charm; or, the manner of an overly meticulous city slicker, once visiting a ranch or farm (6) |
| SIM | Lead-in to City or Farm, in video game titles |
| STEADS | Places, or suffixes with "home" or "farm" |
| SOW | Farm verb . . . or farm animal |
| STUD | Kind of fee or farm |
| TREE | Word with house or farm |
| AID | Word with Live, Band, or Farm |
