| LATINIST | Old communication expert's series of items includes a metal |
| SOLOIST | Note series of items includes nothing for performer |
| MONEY | Each of the four menu items includes a word for it |
| PRIESTS | Mass communication experts? |
| SKIT | Brisk items include a funny piece |
| SIGNALS | Royal Corps Of ____, British Army's communications experts (7) |
| LIPREADER | Face-to-face-communication expert |
| BEAD | One of a series of items strung to form a necklace or a rosary; or, the edge of a pneumatic tyre that grips a wheel when inflated (4) |
| RANGE | A rank, row or series of items; a stretch of open country, such as that freely roved by a gamekeeper, hen, park warden, soldier or wanderer; or, a large stove for cooking (5) |
| TILE | One of a series of items used in the art or process of tessellation; or, pieces for mah-jong or Scrabble (4) |
| ANDUP | Words often after the lowest-priced in a series of items |
| CATALYST | About time a series of items is mentioned - that should expedite things |
| GOBALLISTIC | A large series of items in desert about to explode |
| SPACING | Gaps in a series of items (7) |
| TELEGRAPH | Old communication could be a great help (9) |
| BEACON | Highlight of old communication (6) |
| ONDIT | Second item includes piece of gossip (2-3) |
| ORDEROFBUSINESS | Agenda items include command of, "Sort out Sue's bins!" (5,2,8) |
| ALPHA | Greek letter, used to denote the first in a series of items/categories (5) |
| LIST | Consecutive series of items (4) |
