| UNWRITTENLAW | Organisation summons more than nine from the bar as it's the custom and everyone agrees with it (9,3 |
| USE | It is the custom and wont of ordinary practice (3) |
| HERITAGE | He's first to agree with it being something that's passed down (8) |
| OPPOSED | Declared after making short work, but didn't agree with it (7) |
| PLECTRUM | Pressure to elect headless type from The Bar, as useful for pulling a few strings perhaps (8) |
| DOASTHEROMANSDO | Adopt the customs and manners of the locals (2,2,3,6,2) |
| UNANIMOUS | Contrary granny from Finland posh, everyone agrees (9) |
| BYCONSENT | Bonny sect, as everyone agrees (2,7) |
| MORES | The customs and conventions of a community (5) |
| PRICELIST | The producer says he has to hand it to the consumer, as it's the cost of getting Liszt on the radio (5,4) |
| IOTA | Letter from the west, or nine from the east |
| PRETENCE | No more than nine, it appears, going to church - it can't be true! |
| SIXTY | Nine in the pigpen or much more than nine (5) |
| FLAGSHIP | Jolly Roger moves pirates on the high seas, as it's the most important of its kind (8) |
| ATTRIBUTE | You can consider it, as it's the vehicle belonging to the brat pack (9) |
| TREASURER | U.S. official whose office has been vacant for more than nine of the last 50 years |
| LANDLINE | Come down from The Clouds bar, as it has a connection to the house (8) |
| TREND | As it's the general tendency to do so, Ted has joined the navy (5) |
| LENINIST | Red inventory includes nine from the Orient (8) |
| TENON | Group of nine from the south getting projected part? (5) |
