| CHANGE | Monetary coins collectively; or, a transfer between train carriages (6) |
| VESTIBULE | Entrance space such as that between train carriages (9) |
| RIALS | Monetary coins of Iran |
| SMOKER | A curer of bacon, cheese, duck or salmon; a user of tobacco; a train carriage or men-only gathering for inhaling or puffing said leaf; a vent in the ocean's floor; or, in apiculture, a beekeeper's pip |
| CLARET | Livery for royal train carriages (6) |
| BUBBLE | Group of divers collectively; or, a globule of gas in a liquid (6) |
| SCREEN | Surface upon which to view movies or slide projections; films collectively; or, a piece of white apparatus used in cricket (6) |
| SPECIE | Coins collectively (6) |
| QUEENS | Powerful pieces transfer between banks, getting on the wrong side of connection (11,8) |
| UPLOAD | Turn to local British policeman over a transfer on Pulse, for example (6) |
| EDICTS | Orders a transfer of credits without right (6) |
| BOOGIE | Dance over in section of train carriage (6) |
| BUFFET | Train carriage where you can buy snacks and light meals (6) |
| SENDON | With dispatch, arrange a transfer, in the end (4,2) |
| BROACH | Introduce train carriage with British Rail covering its front |
| CROP | A finial; a rider's short whip or one with a handle for hunting; a cultivated cereal, fruit, vegetable etc collectively; or, a season's yield (4) |
| SLEEPER | A beam under a railway track; a train carriage with berths/bunks; or, a plain hoop or stud earring (7) |
| TRIO | Three musicians collectively or a piece of music composed for such a group; or, a set of three aces, kings, queens, jacks or tens held in one hand in piquet (4) |
| CRAFT | A word for skill; cunning or guile; a creative activity; dexterity; an artisanal trade; said trade's members collectively; or, a boat or ship (5) |
| KIT | Equipment and attire for a specific sport or pursuit collectively; or, a young ferret or mink (3) |
