| CARYATID | She gives support in her column and a lot of care ___ leading to a tidy bundle (8) |
| REPOSSESSIONS | Salesman's fetishes ___ disposing of book for shilling ___ leading to debt collector's interventions (13) |
| CURIOSA | Full of care; ____ felicitas, Horace’s happy way with words that comes from carefulness |
| ROUNDINGUP | Gathering one's increasing the number to a tidy sum (8,2) |
| FOURPOSTER | Bed with columns and a canopy, often with curtains |
| CHOPS | Hacks producing leader columns and a fair amount of those in 1 down (5) |
| VIVIENNE | Dame ___, leading designer of punk and new wave fashion (8,8) |
| WESTWOOD | Dame ___, leading designer of punk and new wave fashion (8,8) |
| RADIATOR | A heating device whose types include column and vertical (8) |
| STEERING | Power, column and wheel are words we connect with this driver function (8) |
| RUNSDOWN | Reads swiftly through the column and criticises it (4,4) |
| SERGEANT | Officer material ___ leading soldier, perhaps (8) |
| WESTWARD | '___ leading, still proceeding', (carol) (8) |
| CASCARA | Tree house in Italy needs a lot of care inside (7) |
| SEAL | Use a lot of care in holding the creature (4) |
| TABLE | Each half or quarter of a folding backgammon board; a slab inscribed with laws; or, a matrix of data arranged in columns and rows (5) |
| ODDITY | To do up a tidy bundle is something abnormal |
| TROPICALFISH | Tank dwellers that need a lot of care |
| CAR | KITT, for example, is driven with a lot of care (3) |
| TESHER | Last name of the Star's advice columnist Ellie; her column would debut September 11, 2002 as a replacement for Ann Landers |
