| AGATES | Stones entrance in Arabian souk initially (6) |
| CASKET | Chest seized by police force in souk (6) |
| SODOKU | Party in bustling souk causes disease (6) |
| BAZAAR | Persian word for a Middle-Eastern market or souk, typically with stalls selling exotic scents, gold, jewellery, rugs, spices etc; or, in the UK, a sale of miscellany, often for charity (6) |
| ASKOUT | Invite to a relationship at souk dance (3,3) |
| ROUTER | Tool to hollow out entrance in rock surface (6) |
| HOMAGE | A grand entrance in residence gains respect (6) |
| DEBATE | Girl making first entrance in society had discussion (6) |
| TUNNEL | Players' entrance in a stadium |
| PORTAL | Impressive entrance in Southampton, say, by a Liberal |
| GAMETE | First person obstructing entrance in cell |
| AGATE | Stone entrance (5) |
| GATE | Top off stone entrance (4) |
| BARGAIN | Bahrain government in trouble, world body taking interest finally in what goes on in souk? (7,4) |
| KOUSKOUS | What might be prepared in souk repeatedly? |
| UNITEDKINGDOM | Where you may well be, initially, at back of souk |
| SUK | Alternate spelling of 'souk' (Arabian bazaar) (3) |
| ABSINTHES | Drinks available from Arabs in the souk |
| BURKINAFASO | Biafran souk constructed somewhere in West Africa |
| ARAB | Lady who shops in the souk, probably |
