| PLACARD | Sign for a public display (7) |
| KISSCAM | It displays a public display |
| SUBSIDY | A financial aid supplied by a government to help an industry or business, or to pay for a public service (7) |
| ARTISTE | Are getting overtime, at first, for a public performer (7) |
| RECITAL | Clear it away for a public performance of music (7) |
| ALAMEDA | Middle class American lawyer took the handicapped for a public walk (7) |
| EMOTION | Word for a public disturbance or commotion originally, later any strong feeling, as of anger, fear, joy etc (7) |
| SHYNESS | Unfortunate trait for a public speaker |
| BUSSTOP | Place to wait for a public vehicle (3,4) |
| PORTENT | Sign for a number left outside (7) |
| VACANCY | Good sign for a tired driver |
| KEEPDRY | Sign for a recovering alcoholic? |
| NOTHOME | Unavailable to sign for a delivery, e.g. |
| SCENE | From the Greek for "tent, stage", a subdivision of a play; a piece of stage setting; or, by extension, a public display of anger/emotion (5) |
| SPECTACLE | A public display or performance, especially a showy or ceremonial one (9) |
| ONVIEW | Exhibited as a public display (2,4) |
| DAMASCENE | Syrian mother gets over a public display of temper |
| DEMONSTRATION | I'm a public display and I'm to be started at noon (13) |
| SACKCLOTH | --- and ashes, a public display of extreme grief, remorse or repentance (9) |
| BUREAUCRAT | A writing desk councillor has a great finish for a public servant |
