| EXAMINE | Inspect or study thoroughly |
| WORKOVER | Study thoroughly |
| READOVER | Study thoroughly about a Channel port |
| SCANS | Examines, inspects or observes |
| ZOOGRAPHY | The description, painting or study of animals and their habits when alone or in flocks or herds - a zoic art or ology that captures creatures' likeness on a canvas or in words (9) |
| EXAMINER | Which term describes one who inspects or scrutinises test results (8) |
| SKETCH | Preliminary drawing or study; or, a short comic scene or vignette (6) |
| ETUDE | Composition or "study" intended to test or improve a player's technique or virtuosity (5) |
| NUMISMATICS | Collection or study of currency such as coins, medals or banknotes (11) |
| OCCULTISM | Doctrine or study of things hidden or mysterious (9) |
| HARMONY | A combination of simultaneously sounded musical notes producing an aesthetically agreeable sound; the art, science or study of chords; or, a collation of parallel narratives (7) |
| CLOSET | An old word for a small private room for prayer or study from which a verb meaning to keep something hidden or secret derives |
| ROOM | Space for movement; or, a division of a building, such as a kitchen, library, parlour or study (4) |
| DESKDIARY | A bureau-, office- or study-bound logbook or tome in which to record one's workday appointments and notes - a large descendant of the commercial pocket organiser invented by John Letts (4,5) |
| GROUP | Word after singing or study |
| CASE | Word with goods, history or study |
| ASCERTAIN | Establish after an investigation or study (9) |
| OROGRAPHY | Science or study of mountains (9) |
| PHARMACOLOGY | The science or study of drugs |
| PILOT | Word before light or study |
