| TIDIEST | The best of those marked by order and cleanliness in appearance or habits. (7) |
| TIDY | Marked by order and cleanliness in appearance or habits (4) |
| SOCIALIST | Commie thus ahead of those marked for surveillance in America? |
| TRIBALISM | Asian island is encapsulated by order and loyalty among people (9) |
| HITLIST | All those marked for dispatch left inside this, it getting shifted (3,4) |
| ELEGANT | Refined and tasteful in appearance or behavior or style. (7) |
| PROPHET | By order of the ___, we'll ban that boogie sound: Rock The Casbah, The Clash (7) |
| HANGDOG | Downcast, furtive or guilty in appearance or manner (7) |
| STATELY | Grand in appearance or manner (7) |
| MANNERS | Social behaviour or habits (7) |
| DECREED | Established by order of English King Charles in action (7) |
| AUSTERE | Severe in appearance or manner |
| UNLEARN | Mindfully jettison a prejudice or habit (7) |
| FREEDOM | What one is given when released by order (7) |
| SHINE | Brightness or lustre; a liking or fancy; dash or excellence in appearance or quality; old slang for a party; or, an act of polishing (5) |
| ELEGANCE | The quality of being graceful and stylish in appearance or manner (8) |
| EPICUREAN | Of luxurious tastes or habits, especially in eating and drinking (9) |
| CONDITION | State of something, in appearance or working order, say (9) |
| KNACK | Word for an acquired or natural skill or special way of doing something; or, a tendency or habit (5) |
| BAD | Word before "Habit" in a Steve lacy song title or Habits" in an Ed Sheeran song title |
