| CULTURES | Ideas, customs and social behaviours of particular societies (8) |
| CULTURE | Ideas, customs and social behaviour of a particular people (7) |
| MORES | Customs, social behaviours and moral values of a particular group |
| TOTEMS | Natural objects or animals adopted by particular societies as emblems (6) |
| FOLKLORE | Traditional stories, customs and habits of a community or nation (8) |
| ASBESTOS | Accusations of anti-social behaviour surrounding establishment of heatresistant material (8) |
| TREASONS | Disloyalty by virtue of subversive behaviours (8) |
| PROTOCOL | Court customs and regulations (8) |
| SYNDROME | Set of symptoms or behaviours, tall poppy ... |
| PRACTICE | Custom and ___ (normal procedure)(8) |
| FORMERLY | Somehow rely on social behaviour, for once (8) |
| STEPWISE | Informed after grumpy behaviour's kept up following a flight? (8) |
| IMPOSING | My behaviour's pretentious in August (8) |
| FADEAWAY | Trend with each custom and disappear (4,4) |
| EXCESSES | Immoderate behaviours |
| MARKS | The customs, behaviours and norms of a social group (5) |
| AVICULTURE | Rearing birds involves a very independent set of attitudes and behaviours |
| EXSICCATE | Ordered chiefs of Taxes, Customs and Excise to dry up! (9) |
| DOASTHEROMANSDO | Adopt the customs and manners of the locals (2,2,3,6,2) |
| RESECT | On TV, welcoming head of Customs and Excise |
