| SHIFTWORKER | One working particular hours with others to cover the day |
| TILE | A flat, thin slab of fired clay used with others to cover a roof, floor or wall (4) |
| ETAL | Turned up after hours with others |
| PATCH | Nickname of the fool/jester Sexton, gifted to Henry VIII by Cardinal Wolsey; a remnant sewn with others to form a quilt; or, a cloth badge (5) |
| NEGOTIATOR | One who has formal discussions with others to make a deal (10) |
| AMINOACID | A molecule in the body that combines with others to produce protein (5,4) |
| CREDITORS | Rid of the coster, I am left with others to whom I owe money |
| JUSTINBIEBER | Pop/R&B singer who's also topped the Country chart, thanks to 10,000 Hours with Dan + Shay: 2 wds. |
| HELM | Hours with the Spanish male tiller |
| SHIFTDUTY | Justin has 24 hours with the asylum law changer (5,4) |
| CUCKOOCLOCK | It announces the hours with bird sounds |
| NIGHTOWL | One who prefers late hours with long parties |
| BEADS | Small, usually rounded and perforated pieces of glass, stone, etc., for threading with others to make jewelry, rosary, sewing on to fabric |
| ISAACSINGER | US inventor who collaborated with others to produce the first commercially successful sewing machine (1851) |
| ONION | From the Latin meaning "large pearl", edible bulb traditionally strung with others to form a rope (5) |
| GEAR | What is a toothed wheel that works with others to regulate the speed of a machine? (4) |
| SEGMENT | One of several parts or pieces that fit with others to constitute a whole object (7) |
| COURIERS | They travel with others to work (8) |
| CORESTORE | Work with others to repair obsolete computer memory (4,5) |
| ACETAL | A chemist's first, with others, to produce a compound |
