| WICKETGATE | Small door or entrance within a larger one (6,4) |
| WICKET | Small door or gate |
| THISWAYUP | Directions as to entrance within, say (4,3,2) |
| SUBCULTURE | Group with distinct behaviour within a larger one |
| INSET | A small map or illustration set within a larger one! (5) |
| APPLET | Small computer program performing a particular task, working within a larger one (6) |
| INSETS | Small maps within a larger one |
| ENCLAVE | Small district enclosed within a larger one (7) |
| FACTION | Dissenting group within a larger one |
| ZONE | Particular region within a larger one (4) |
| FLAP | Small door within a door for a cat to enter or exit a building (4) |
| OSTIUM | A door, mouth or entrance, eg Acheruntis ____ in nostrost agro, Plautus, Trin. 525 |
| PET | One entering through a small door, perhaps |
| CATFLAP | Small door within another, to allow access to a pet (3,4) |
| ETHNIC | A population subgroup, within a larger or dominant national group with a common cultural tradition (6) |
| CAUCUS | A faction within a larger group of a political party (6) |
| FOYERS | Latin "fires", thus French "fireplaces, hearths" and ultimately English central lobbies or entrance halls; or, a Loch Ness village with "Smoking Falls" (6) |
| GATE | Piece action, shout of that or entrance the a stops the action |
| POSTERNS | Side or small doors in a castle wall (8) |
| ELITE | Small dominant group within a larger society |
