| SPOTLIGHTS | Powerful lamps for stage or kitchen/office ceilings (10) |
| FLOODLIGHTS | Powerful lamps |
| SPOTLIGHT | A powerful lamp for illuminating an actor or musician on stage; or, by extension, the centre of attention (9) |
| PLAY | Games or exercise taken for recreation; a dramatic work for stage or screen; an old word for the activity of gambling; or, the courtship performance of animals (4) |
| FLOODLIGHT | Powerful lamp used by Noah? (10) |
| CHICKLIGHT | Heat lamp for poultry farm hatchlings? |
| NAVIGATIONLIGHTS | Night-time lamps for a ship (10,6) |
| NINA | Metals used in coins and lamps for Columbian ship (4) |
| PEEL | Met founder purchasing eleven electric lamps, for starters (4) |
| PSALM | Lamps for a priest's reading |
| FADS | Fidget spinners and lava lamps, for instance |
| EYELINER | One bringing out lamps for ship's watch? Au contraire! |
| METHS | Denatured alcohol used as a fuel in lamps, for example |
| CABOOSE | An old word for a ship's cookhouse, galley or kitchen; or, in the US, a guard's van or cabin on a train (7) |
| MASHERS | Edwardian or Victorian dandies named for the manner in which they crushed on others; or, kitchen utensils for crushing boiled potatoes (7) |
| PLATFORM | Use lamp for the opening stage (8) |
| PROCESSOR | Unit for office or kitchen |
| FLOODLIT | Placed under powerful lamp till food gets ruined (8) |
| TEACLOTH | An article of table napery; or, an Aga-hung linen towel or kitchen sink-side cotton square for drying crockery (3,5) |
| LIGHT | Easily portable lamp, for example (5) |
