| STATUARY | Sculptures or other form of art, say, divided by working group (8) |
| RELIEF | A sculpture or other work of art in which the design stands out from a plane surface (6) |
| LUNETTES | Crescent-shaped ornaments; semicircular recesses occupied by paintings, murals or relief sculptures; or, half-moon windows or fanlights (8) |
| EFFIGIES | Sculptures or models of people (8) |
| EROTICA | Sexually explicit art, photographs, sculptures, or literature, depicting human sexuality. (7) |
| GARDENER | One with green fingers, skilled in landscaping, planting, potting, topiary or other form of horticulture (8) |
| SHOETREE | See other form of foot-shaped object (4,4) |
| FLAPDOODLE | An arbitrarily formed word for the imaginary food of fools; an absurd or foolish person; bosh, guff, nonsense or twaddle; or, fawning, fulsomeness or other form of flagrant flattery (10) |
| THEMEDIA | Those aide other forms of communication (3,5) |
| ABSTRACT | Sailor's piece of literature a form of art (8) |
| ICE | Glace, rime, tickly-benders or other form of aqua in its frozen state, to which a desiccated coconut sweet, diamond, frosty manner or gelid pudding, such as sorbet, are likened (3) |
| TRAILBIKE | Yorkshireman catches train before bus, initially (or other form of transport) |
| RAYON | A fabric made from wood pulp or other form of cellulose (5) |
| SEAWALL | A breakwater, bulwark, mole or other form of coastal defence (3,4) |
| ALIGHT | To descend from a bus, train or other form of transport (6) |
| UNLOCK | To use a password or other form of authentication to access a mobile phone etc (6) |
| REEFER | A ship, lorry or other form of transport designed to carry refrigerated cargo |
| ARTISANS | This form of art's a sin to such skilled workers (8) |
| SANCTION | Authorise cast in no other form (8) |
| HITHERTO | Swipe other form until now (8) |
