| PERPENDICULAR | It was a style of architecture, straight up! (13) |
| ANNE | First name of a queen whose name is immortalised in a style of architecture as well as a flat race at Royal Ascot, a blend of tea and a flower with lace-like petals (4) |
| MASSE | It's made with a billiard cue straight up! (5) |
| MAGNETICNORTH | Where a compass is concerned, it's straight up (8,5) |
| TUDORESQUE | Awfully rude quotes concerning a style of architecture |
| POSTMODERN | Relating to a style of architecture, literature, etc (4-6) |
| ROCOCO | A style of architecture, decoration and furniture making, characterised by shells and scrolls (6) |
| NORMAN | Neither fellow has a style of architecture (6) |
| VERTICAL | Article must be rewritten by five, straight up! (8) |
| LISTLESS | That's what "languid" means - straight up! (8) |
| SHEER | She shows little hesitation! Straight up! (5) |
| PLUMB | Fruit did you say? Straight up! (5) |
| ROMANESQUE | A style of architecture prevalent in Europe c.900-1200, with massive vaulting and round arches |
| ERECT | Crete bankrupt? Straight up! (5) |
| ERECTLY | Before court a little lying - straight up! (7) |
| NORTH | Straight up, he was a prime minister (5) |
| TWELVE | High time: What time is it when a clock puts both its 13A straight up in the air? |
| HONEST | Charlton working to go up ___ straight up (6) |
| COLON | Point to point, straight up? It's in the abdomen! (5) |
| HIPLESS | With a straight up and down figure |
