| RIVETER | Note in Clyde, for instance, for shipyard worker (7) |
| COASTER | Goes all around Ireland, for instance, for short historic time in boat (7) |
| PLATTER | A shipyard worker had time to get a large,flat dish (7) |
| IRONLAW | Press Denis, for instance, for rule without exceptions (4,3) |
| THEOAKS | Article on old king stopping, for instance, for fillies' classic horse race (3,4) |
| ARRANGE | Fix up island in Clyde, say, on way back (7) |
| RENFREW | Revive, getting hold of fingertips in Clyde town (7) |
| RIGGERS | Shipyard workers |
| MARTINI | The market, in one instance, for an aperitif (7) |
| SYNONYM | Instance, for example |
| SLIPWAY | Indiscretion needs a course of action in the shipyard (7) |
| OBTAINS | Gets boat repaired in shipyard primarily (7) |
| VENTURECAPITAL | Suggest London, for instance, for risky investment (7,7) |
| RHULAND | Nova Scotia... Smith & ___ (Shipyard in Lunenburg which, in 1921, built the Bluenose as per William J. Roue 'Design No. 17') |
| WALESA | Shipyard worker fired in 1976 |
| BORDERCROSSINGS | The Ambassador Bridge in Windsor and the Peace Bridge in Fort Erie, for instance, for American tourists visiting Canada via a road trip: 2 wds. |
| THIRDS | Places in the long run, for instance, for the awards from university (6) |
| FRACTIONS | Quarters, for instance, for cast in confusion (9) |
| HARLAND | ___ & Wolff (Belfast shipyard that built RMS Titanic) |
| RIGGERMORTISE | If this shipyard worker were on time he'd be prompt |
