| STY | Teen's messy room, or a place where pigs are kept |
| EXPENSE | Cost where pigs are kept in river |
| MOUTH | Opening of a bottle or cave; or, a place where a river enters the sea (5) |
| NURSERY | Preschool or creche; or, a place where plants are grown for sale (7) |
| RODEO | A round-up of cattle, or a place where cattle are assembled (5) |
| TOASTY | Warm and cosy where pigs are taken (6) |
| STATION | Radio or television channel; a police depot; or, a place where trains make stops for passengers (7) |
| ALCOVE | From Arabic for "vault", an arched niche in a room; or, a shady retreat, such as a bower or summerhouse or a recess in a garden hedge/wall, provided with seats (6) |
| MESS | A portion of pulpy or sloppy food; a military dining-hall; a meal served in said room; or, a dog's breakfast, floordrobe, pig's ear or shambles (4) |
| INGLE | Archaic word for a fire in a room or a fireplace (5) |
| BULLETINBOARD | Notice place where pig shot, died later |
| CAMERA | Latin word for "chamber" used to describe a photography device, the papal treasury, a judge's private room or a round building, such as that near the Bodleian Library (6) |
| BOARDER | Someone who rents a room or a house (7) |
| NOOK | Corner in a room; or, a retreat (4) |
| LOFT | Meaning "air, sky", an attic, garret or upper room; or, a pigeon house (4) |
| FIELD | Competitors or entrants collectively; or, a place removed from a classroom, lab or office where practical experience is gained (5) |
| SEE | Episcopal office or cathedra of a bishop; or, a place within said prelate's diocese where a cathedral stands (3) |
| PARLOUR | Shop selling ice cream; old word for a sitting room; or, a building equipped for milking cows (7) |
| CELLAR | An underground room; or, a little dish for salt (6) |
| STUDIO | From the Latin for "diligence", an atelier, bottega or workshop for painting or photography; or, a place to practise dance, film or record (6) |
