| HAIRBALL | Spooner's empty room a problem for cat (8) |
| WALHALLA | Having won, a large room's a prize for those passing heroically (8) |
| DENARIES | Groups of ten entered 'Study Room' (a sign) (8) |
| ENDODERM | Inner layer of final lines "To an Empty Room" (8) |
| WOODWORM | Golf club with old empty room showing infestation (8) |
| WORMHOLE | Evidence of boring old empty room's incomplete (8) |
| CABINET | Word for a small private room, a Shakespearean bed of a beast, a box/case for a television, a cupboard with shelves or a fine Chippendale console of walnut, all from "little hut" (7) |
| ARMINARM | Refurbished marina with empty room closely joined |
| TERMINAL | Late itinerant circling empty room in last station |
| INSURERS | They provide cover in certain empty rooms (8) |
| AYRSHIRE | Always empty rooms to let here in Scotland |
| PARLOUR | From the Old French for "to speak", a monastery or nunnery's apartment for conversation; an antiquated word for a sitting room; a beauty salon; an ice cream shop; or, a milking shed (7) |
| SALON | French word for a drawing room; a gathering of distinguished figures in a fashionable menage; a beauty parlour; or, a couturier's workshop (5) |
| COFFEETABLECOOK | For his guests in the waiting room, a doctor hired a ... |
| CELLAR | A little room, a bit dark, suitable for wine |
| ALABAMA | A scientist's room a mother visits in a US state (7) |
| REDID | Gave a room a face lift |
| CELL | Room a bit too small for musical instrument |
| OARSWOMAN | Room a swan made for stroking bird in shell? (9) |
| TWIN | _ room, a hotel room containing two single beds (4) |
