| SLUMS | Squalid, overcrowded houses or sections of a city (5) |
| SLUM | A squalid overcrowded house or section of a city (4) |
| GHETTOS | Rundown sections of a city, especially slum areas (7) |
| TENEMENTS | Some overcrowded houses |
| APRON | Another word for a pinafore; part of a fairway or theatre stage; or, section of a boxing ring's canvas (5) |
| MODES | Current styles or fashions in clothes; or, sections of openwork between the solid parts of lace (5) |
| YOKES | Pairs of oxen; or, sections of garments around the neck and shoulders (5) |
| ALTAR | Exalt architecture in part or section of church (5) |
| BRASS | Runs into singer or section of 30 (5) |
| MOVES | Players' turns in chess or draughts; the various ways that the pieces are transferred in said games; changes of houses or offices; or, acts initiating plans or processes (5) |
| BRANCH | Any one of a railway's minor or heritage lines; or, section of a tree forming part of a forest's canopy (6) |
| DESK | Piece of furniture such as a bureau; or, section of a newspaper covering a specific field such as sport or features (4) |
| ROOFS | Upper coverings of houses or buildings (5) |
| CROSSBAR | Top tube of a bicycle frame; or, section of a football goal (8) |
| HALLS | Everyone to be accommodated in empty houses or rooms (5) |
| FLATS | Modern houses or apartments? (5) |
| DOMES | Word for cathedrals, houses or mansions first, later cupola vaults (5) |
| HEEL | Part of a human foot containing the calcaneus; or, section of a violin bow (4) |
| STUB | The residual piece or section of a ticket or cheque (4) |
| PASSAGE | A portion or section of a written work. (7) |
