| CRENELATED | Provided a building with battlements (10) |
| CASTLE | Large fortified building with battlements (6) |
| CRENELLATE | Forced to enter a cell with battlements (10) |
| RUSTICATES | Covers (a building) with large blocks and a roughened surface (10) |
| ENTHUSIASM | Shuts me in a building with Pep (10) |
| LIGHTHOUSE | Set tire to home - a building with strong beams (10) |
| EMBRASURES | Openings or indentations in fortifications or battlements, for shooting through (10) |
| CRENELATE | Furnish with battlements, as a castle |
| EMBATTLE | Furnish with battlements (8) |
| ROTUNDA | A building with a circular plan, particularly one with a dome (7) |
| RAM | A beam for battering, breaking or breaching a barricade, bastion, battlement or bulwark; a beak of a boat's bow; or, a buck bellwether (3) |
| AGREEABLE | Bird nesting in a side of a building with a pleasant aspect |
| OASTHOUSE | A building with a conical roof containing a kiln to dry hops (4,5) |
| BALCONY | A platform projecting from the wall of a building with a balustrade or railing along its outer edge (7) |
| INTHEAIR | Inherit a building with a loft? (2,3,3) |
| CHURCH | A building with a steeple (6) |
| DOMED | Like a building with a rounded roof |
| FIRETRAP | A building with a burning issue (8) |
| HOUSE | A building with rooms for a family to live (5) |
| CRENEL | Alternating with a merlon, an open section at the top of a wall or parapet in a battlement |
