| OBSERVATIONCAR | Railway carriage with large windows for viewing scenery (11,3) |
| SLEEPER | A railway carriage with berths for overnight rest (7) |
| SUNLIT | Bright, like rooms with large windows |
| SUNLOUNGE | Room with large windows to admit light (3,6) |
| DININGCAR | Railway carriage with a restaurant (6,3) |
| COUPE | End compartment of a railway carriage with seats on one side only (5) |
| STRAIN | On Saturday go to the railway carriage with a bit of effort (6) |
| COUCHETTE | Railway carriage with seats which convert into sleeping berths (9) |
| SLEEPINGCAR | Railway carriage with berths (8,3) |
| CHILLICONCARNE | Cool sign over railway carriage: new, reduced fare |
| CLUBCAR | In the US, what is a railway carriage with a lounge and other amenities? (4,3) |
| PLATEGLASS | Strong, rolled and polished sheets used in large windows |
| LIGHTS | Old or poetic word for eyes; amber, green or red traffic signals; openings or windows for admitting sunshine; or, flames, matches or sparks that ignite or kindle (6) |
| ACS | Appliances in windows, for short |
| ETAS | Things in airport windows, for short |
| CARWASH | Something to roll up your windows for |
| OPERATINGSYSTEM | Microsoft Windows, for example (9,6) |
| FANLIGHTS | High windows for light and ventilation (9) |
| CASEMENT | Frame of a window, for instance, sealed with glue (8) |
| ROUNDEL | About to take lead from extremely large window (7) |
