| HOBBYIST | Pursuer of a pastime, eg. collecting or craft (8) |
| INTERESTS | Hobbies, pastimes, eg (9) |
| CARDGAME | General description of a pastime or activity such as snap, happy families, rummy, pontoon or patience (4,4) |
| INTEREST | Another word for a hobby or a pastime; or, a premium paid for the use of credit or borrowed money (8) |
| ACTIVITY | A pastime or pursuit; or, a skill- or team-building exercise (8) |
| AMASSING | Collecting or piling up (8) |
| APPLIQUE | Textile art or craft in which fabric pieces are stitched onto a ground cloth of contrasting colour to create a pattern (8) |
| KNOTTING | Word for the art or craft of tying; the loops tied; the carpets, fancywork macrame, rugs etc produced; the covering of knags in wood before priming/glossing; or, the sealer used (8) |
| WORKSHOP | Space for creative or craft projects (8) |
| HAIRWORK | Musical composition - or craft involving thatch? |
| USURPERS | Wild pursuers of regal status (8) |
| RECREATE | Amuse oneself with a pastime and make it again (8) |
| AMATEURS | People who engage in an activity as a pastime rather than professionally (8) |
| POTHOLER | One who explores underground caves as a pastime (8) |
| IDEALIST | Pursuer of noble goals |
| SPELUNKS | Goes potholing as a pastime |
| RECREATIONAL | For pleasure or by way of a pastime (12) |
| ISPY | It's just a bit of a pastime but I'm sneaky about it (1,3) |
| MYSTERY | A secret doctrine; a trade guild or craft; a tale of suspense dealing with a puzzling crime; or, an enigmatic person or phenomenon (7) |
| DIEHARD | Pursuer of a lost cause |
