| CUBBYHOLE | Small enclosed space or room |
| CHAMBER | Enclosed space or room |
| ROOMETTE | Sound of Aussie beast encountered in small enclosed space |
| CUBBY | Squat in small enclosed space |
| HOTBOX | Smoke weed in a small, enclosed space |
| ATTIC | A space or room in the roof of a house (5) |
| PADDOCKS | Small enclosed fields, often used for grazing or training horses (8) |
| CUBICLE | Small enclosed area (7) |
| YARD | Small enclosed area next to building |
| CLAMSHELL | Dredging bucket hits hard inside small enclosed cavity (9) |
| CROFT | A small enclosed plot of land adjoining a house, worked by the occupier (5) |
| COHORT | Word, from "garden, farmyard", for a legion's tenth, a company of soldiers, a band of warriors or other unit or group of people, strictly gathered in a hortus-like enclosed space (6) |
| ANTECHOIR | Enclosed space in a church between the outer gate or railing, and the door, of the screen |
| PRECINCT | An enclosed space around a building like a cathedral or college (8) |
| COURT | Out, say, in the field or an enclosed space (5) |
| LOKE | Dialect for a cul-de-sac, grassy track, private road, short narrow lane or other enclosed space (4) |
| ARENA | Enclosed space to see a sporting event or rock concert |
| PHONEBOX | Polish born amid disease in enclosed space (5,3) |
| DRAY | Cart in enclosed space turned round (4) |
| SAC | Enclosed space (Anatomy) |
