| CUBBYHOLE | Old king accepted hubby could have found snug enclosed space (5-4) |
| COLETTE | Old king accepted oriental teetotaller is a lady (7) |
| RELIC | Another cleric finishing early could have found object of historical interest (5) |
| ICERINK | Place for skating picnicker could have found was not pc (3,4) |
| YEARROUND | The old routine a king accepted, operating through all seasons |
| COURGETTE | Obtain in enclosed space first sign of edible vegetable (9) |
| COURTYARD | Try to persuade dray to back into enclosed space (9) |
| YARDSTICK | Standard criticism applied to enclosed space |
| ANTECHOIR | Enclosed space in a church between the outer gate or railing, and the door, of the screen |
| KALIYUGA | King accepted to protect boxer and man rebelling in era of conflict (4,4) |
| NARROWNECK | King accepted crown near isthmus (6,4) |
| WORKMAN | Hand in marriage of two different kings accepted by lady (7) |
| DRAY | Vehicle that could back up enclosed space (4) |
| ECHOCHAMBER | Enclosed space in European church, old one with a yellow light (4,7) |
| CABBAGEWHITE | A pair of books found in enclosed space with the least bit on European butterfly (7,5) |
| PHONEBOX | Polish born amid disease in enclosed space (5,3) |
| YARD | Back the vehicle into an enclosed space (4) |
| PLOD | PC 49, plus one in enclosed space (4) |
| COURTMARTIAL | Enclosed space said officer used for military trial (5,7) |
| COURT | Out, say, in the field or an enclosed space (5) |
