| DRUGSTORE | Mainly in North America, a chemist's shop (9) |
| PEAKDISTRICT | A region of north central England, mainly in north Derbyshire at the southern end of the Pennines (4,8) |
| PHARMACY | A chemist's shop (8) |
| DESKCLERK | In North America, a receptionist in a hotel |
| ORDINANCE | In North America, a rule or law enacted by a municipal authority (9) |
| STREETCAR | In North America, a tram (9) |
| CREAMSODA | In North America, a carbonated soft drink flavoured with vanilla (5,4) |
| SNOWBOOTS | Winter footwear currently available in small chemists shop |
| DISPENSER | Vending machine in the chemist's shop (9) |
| AREAWAY | In North America, a sunken enclosure giving access to a basement |
| DEMOLITIONDERBY | In North America, a motor race in which cars are deliberately crashed (10,5) |
| HOAGIE | In North America, a long sandwich made of a roll filled with meat, cheese and salad (6) |
| CABOOSE | In North America, a manned railroad car at the end of a freight train (7) |
| TAHOE | Largest alpine lake in North America, a major tourist attraction (5) |
| NIRVANA | I take leading position in North America - a blissful state (7) |
| NASTY | In North America, a pen can be rather filthy (5) |
| SAULT | In North America, a waterfall or rapid |
| BUGBEAR | Two hazards of tramping in North America, a continuing problem (7) |
| UTAH | In North America, a hut that's ramshackle |
| ALABASTER | A chemist's workshop takes flower for white gypsum (9) |
