| HUB | Part of a kitchen in house close to club (3) |
| CHEF | Head of a kitchen in a restaurant or hotel (4) |
| SINK | Feature of a kitchen in decline (4) |
| HOD | Something to carry bricks in house close to road (3) |
| HOG | Greedy type in house close to infuriating (3) |
| HOE | Work in garden and house close to office (3) |
| HOY | Old man's location - house close to Aberfeldy for 21Dn 25Ac 10Ac (3) |
| HOT | Fashionable house close to front (3) |
| POT | Part of a kitchen set |
| SOB | Show sorrow in this way close to club (3) |
| LOB | Throw ball in lake close to club (3) |
| SCORPION | Stinging creature in house close to divan (8) |
| INTHEEND | Mean to keep leader of House close to Gove, eventually (2,3,3) |
| THEGOVERNMENT | Leaders of the house close to collapse - Scottish cabinet minister with Royal Navy crew has final attempt to join those in power (3,10) |
| KITCHEN | Part of a house close to dark Hampshire river (7) |
| DINETTE | What is a part of a kitchen set apart for meals (7) |
| DRAININGBOARD | Part of a kitchen sink unit where cups, plates and cutlery are left to dry (8,5) |
| SCULLERY | Small room or part of a kitchen where washing up was traditionally done (8) |
| COOKERY | The culinary art or practice of preparing food, strictly by heat; or, in the US, a kitchen in which to apply said cheffing skills to numerous ingredients including cheese, dough, eggs, fish, fruit, pa |
| BANDIT | Second of houses close to the sea: robber's source of lucky loot? (3-5,6) |
