| UAL | Suffix for habit or spirit |
| TRICK | Medieval word derived from Old French meaning "to cheat or deceive"; an illusory or puzzling feat; a characteristic habit or trait; or, a sailor's shift at the helm (5) |
| WAY | A bit of a stretch for habit? (3) |
| ROUTINE | Debauched man saves money for habit |
| FROCK | A dress; an old word for a sailor's jersey; monk's habit; or, a historical farmer or peasant's garment (5) |
| THEW | Word for custom, habit or manner originally, later for bodily strength (4) |
| ADDICT | Opposite of subtract with 100 in it for habit-bound person (6) |
| COWL | Large, loose hood of a monk's habit; or, a chimney-like section of an oast house for drawing the draught up through the drying floor (4) |
| VISES | Clamps for workbenches; or, habits or behaviours that are considered to be objectionable (5) |
| DRUGADDICT | A creature of habit or compulsion (4,6) |
| SECONDNATURE | Instinctive habit or skill |
| UNLEARN | Discard a bad habit, or false information (7) |
| TRAIT | Habit or attire, mostly new (5) |
| VICE | A bad habit or wrongdoing |
| COIF | A part of a nun's habit; or, a hairstyle (4) |
| CUSTOMS | Habits or usages collectively. (7) |
| LETYOURSELFGO | Become untidy in habits or appearance (3,8,2) |
| WAYS | Habits or customs, different ... of life |
| OSSIFY | To become inflexible in habits or attitudes |
| OLD | Word before "habits" or "times' sake" |
