| TYPEWRITTEN | Produced by a keyboard and ribbon (11) |
| STEREOTYPES | Record player that works on a keyboard and dubs in a fixed pattern (11) |
| TYPE | Use a keyboard, and strain (4) |
| TYPES | Uses a keyboard and classifies (5) |
| HABERDASHER | A dealer in small articles for sewing, such as buttons, zips and ribbons (11) |
| PICTUREHAT | A lady's face-framing wide-brimmed flower-, plume- and ribbon-trimmed bonnet worthy of a Gainsborough-style portrait or Reynolds-esque painting, for example (7,3) |
| FESTOON | In classical architecture, a carved representation of a garland of flowers, fruit, foliage and ribbons suspended in loops, known as a swag when depicting fabric (7) |
| EXACERBATE | Turns up key and button on keyboard and on tape machine - pull the plug and it will make things wors |
| HAT | A chapeau or lid, such as the flower-and-ribbon-trimmed tilting straw Dolly Varden bonnet, named for the coquette of Dickens's Barnaby Rudge or, one's occupation or role (3) |
| WATERFALLS | Angel and Ribbon |
| BOWS | Bends arms and ribbon loops for ships' prows? Fiddlesticks! (4) |
| NECKTIE | Fashion accessory made of brass and ribbon (7) |
| ING | Mozart's Sonata ___ for Keyboard and Violin |
| ORGAN | Has keyboard and pipes |
| HANG | Stop responding to the keyboard and mouse |
| PIANOCONCERTO | Keyboard and orchestra work |
| PLAYED | Was at the keyboard, and quietly caused delay (6) |
| YAMAHA | Keyboard and motorbike maker |
| EFFECTIVE | Iron both ways, beginning with crease and ribbon round top of vest, working well (9) |
| GYMNASTICS | Ball, clubs, hoop & ribbon Olympic sport, rhythmic ... |
