| ROOF | Long-lasting Lion cover for a house |
| SLATE | Long-lasting Lion cover for a house |
| VAN | Short word for a house on wheels; a motor vehicle with cargo space for deliveries/transporting; a railway boxwagon; or, a winnowing basket (3) |
| HATCHAPLOT | Make a secret plan for small opening to a site for a house (5,1,4) |
| DOVE | Columbary is a term for a house for this bird (4) |
| LEASH | Accessory for a house cat with a yearning for adventure |
| VERNACULAR | Name for a native language, derived from a Latin word for a home-born slave |
| SEMAPHORE | Signalling a plan for a house in the dry (9) |
| HOYDEN | A tomboy may deny having no use for a house! |
| ASTROLOGER | One may offer a fortune for a house (10) |
| IDAHO | Name for a house that's in a state! (5) |
| HEMI | It is half a word for a house (4) |
| CIR | Address abbr. for a house on a cul-de-sac, perhaps |
| TABARNAK | Quebecois expletive derived from a word for a house of worship |
| STILT | Support for a house built on a floodplain |
| BUNGALOW | This stops having a squat for a house (8) |
| RECTORY | Again to cry out for a home for a good man |
| SPEEDTABLES | Poker dealing venues specially constructed with a position for a house dealer* |
| SLIPPER | Victorian style of free-standing roll-top bath; or, a general word for a house shoe, babouche, ballet pump, slide, moccasin or monogrammed velvet Albert (7) |
| GAZUMP | To accept a higher bid for a house despite having reached an agreement with another party. (6) |
