| LOGOGRAM | Sign record or mag unexpectedly (8) |
| PIES | They can be mince, mud or mag (4) |
| LOGO | "Sign record, Oscar" (4) |
| ADREP | TV or mag spot seller |
| STUDBOOK | An official record or register of the pedigrees of thoroughbred racehorses or of purebred stock (8) |
| SCRATCHY | Like old record or new hair shirt (8) |
| DOCUMENT | Thing in writing that provides a record or evidence (8) |
| OFFENDER | One has a record or disc with loud guitar (8) |
| ARCHIVES | Historical records; or, repositories preserving said old annals/papers (8) |
| ACCOUNTS | Records or statements of financial expenditure and receipts (8) |
| DIARY | A personal journal or memoir, such as that written by Samuel Pepys or Francis Kilvert; a book for keeping such a record; or, a type of gossip column in a newspaper |
| ATTEMPT | Word for an endeavour to summit a mountain or to surpass a record; or, an effort or try generally (7) |
| BEST | A superlative of "good"; one's smartest attire; a person's utmost effort or endeavour; a winning majority; a personal record or PB; or, a casual expression of one's regards (4) |
| ANECDOTE | Originally something privative, not given out, strictly off the record or unpublished, yet ironically today a yarn about private life told to everyone (8) |
| SLEEVE | Arm of a shirt or other garment; a protective cover for a vinyl record; or, a windsock (6) |
| TRACK | A microgroove in a vinyl record or LP; a railway line; or, the path of a particle in a bubble chamber (5) |
| RENDU | With "compte", a French term for a statement of account, a formal record or minute or a short book review (5) |
| TALLY | A nickstick; one of its notches; a record or score; or, a plant-label (5) |
| ALBUMS | Collections of songs on CDs, cassettes or vinyl records; or, books of stamps or photographs (6) |
| SETA | Words before record or precedent |
