| LEANEST | Meadow pipit's home with the most slender dimensions (7) |
| MAIN | Mother home with the most important part |
| TITLARK | Another name for the streaky brown meadow pipit in the order Aves with fellow feathered vertebrates including robin, swan, turkey, turtledove and wren (7) |
| TITLING | Scottish name for the meadow pipit (7) |
| PASTURE | Wild-flower-rich grassland providing grazing for livestock and a habit for lapwings, meadow pipits, skylarks and other ground-nesting birds (7) |
| WAGTAIL | Songbird of the same family as the pipit (7) |
| INHERIT | Be left at home with the woman with it (7) |
| INSECTS | Maybe flies home with the Amish and the Quakers? (7) |
| TITLARKS | Folk/regional name for the meadow pipits that often fall victim to the dupery of nest-hijacking cuckoos (8) |
| LINWOOD | Left at home with the driver in Christchurch (7) |
| RODWELL | She owns the house with the sinkhole on Coronation Street (4,7) |
| NEATEST | Had meal in cosy home with the least clutter around? |
| INTRUTH | Really at home with the first woman (2,5) |
| ELLIPSE | Area south of the White House, with "the" |
| LEAPT | Meadow pipit's outside and flew up |
| NARROWEST | Most slender missile found in the home (9) |
| THEGODS | Gallery in a theatre or opera house with the cheapest seats |
| IVES | Zoological class comprising the chats, finches, pipits, titmice, warblers and all other bird-life (4) |
| AVES | Zoological class comprising the chats, finches, pipits, titmice, warblers and all other bird-life (4) |
| THINNEST | Most slender (8) |
