| INANYCASE | No matter what, it's where the customs official may choose to lock (2,3,4) |
| RUN | Fit people in Weatherfield may choose to go for a ___ on the cobbles (3) |
| ELECTRODE | Conductor may choose soldier to take party back (9) |
| ASHBLONDE | Light hair color that one may choose as a hair dye at the salon |
| FREESTYLE | Swimming event where contestants may choose their stroke; or, improvised rap (9) |
| SELECTION | A musical potpourri; an anthology; a horse tipped as likely to win a race; or, a range of items from which one may choose (9) |
| EXCISEMAN | Old customs official (9) |
| INSPECTOR | Crisp note to corrupt custom official (9) |
| ETIQUETTE | The customs or rules governing behaviour regarded as correct or acceptable in social or official life (9) |
| ONTHEHOOF | Without proper thought, it's where the shoe goes (2,3,4) |
| DASHBOARD | It's where The Cars keep their instruments (9) |
| GRAPEVINE | Rumours have it that it's where the wine is produced (9) |
| TRUENORTH | It's where the real pole is found (4,5) |
| ELECTORATE | The voters, as a whole may choose old deserter, at the end (10) |
| RECALL | The right or procedure by which an official may be removed by popular vote (6) |
| TRAMPOLINE | Start to observe the queue behind the floozie, it's where the bouncer performs (10) |
| DUTY | What one is bound to do is pay it to the customs (4) |
| APPARATCHIK | Party official may pick a harp at random (11) |
| IDCARD | Official may request this from stupid car dealer (2,4) |
| LINESMAN | Sports official may be seen as a poet (8) |
