| TROG | One dwelling in grot possibly |
| ORNAMENT | Fellows involved in grot-esque art with no beautification (8) |
| EDITOR | Rag worker lying in grot I'd earlier picked up (6) |
| OUTBACKER | Unfashionable sponsor, one dwelling in the bush |
| NAIAD | One dwelling in Ontario, also Garda, oddly unseen? |
| LEMUR | Hands clasping bird, one dwelling in trees (5) |
| VATICAN | Palace one's dwelling in deserted, time to move |
| STOCKHOLM | Told to equip one's dwelling in European city |
| HOME | One's dwelling place |
| CAVE | Beware of grot (4) |
| YUCK | An informal imitative interjection expressing contempt, dislike or disgust for gross grub, grot, gunge or gunk; or, a hearty laugh (4) |
| WILD | "She took me to her elfin grot, And there she wept, and sigh'd full sore, And there I shut her - - eyes With kisses four." Keats, La Belle Dame Sans Merci (4) |
| COMEHOME | Dawn return to one's dwelling (4,4) |
| TONS | Heavyweights dwelling in Seton Sands (4) |
| BARD | Dwelling in Dunbar, Duncan's a poet (4) |
| TREEFROG | Key, covered in awful grot, such as might be attached to a trunk (4,4) |
| SCOT | Maybe a Glasgow person is dwelling in the Caithness cottage (4) |
| CASA | Dwelling in Durango |
| SCAN | Look over dwelling in Tuscany |
| CLAM | Aquatic creature long dwelling in river |
