| YELLOWPAGES | Timid attendants the source of commercial numbers (6,5) |
| RADIO | Possible source of commercial plugging port |
| AIRSCREW | Shows pilot and flight attendants the propeller |
| PELAGE | Fleece attendant the Spanish brought in |
| USHER | Theatre attendant the Cockney said he would tell to keep quiet with hesitancy ... (5) |
| ADVANCEMENT | Promotion of commercial vehicle, by gum |
| MARKETPLAZA | Open area of commercial dealings (11) |
| MARKETPLACE | World of commercial transactions (11) |
| TRADEROUTES | Networks of commercial interchange (5,6) |
| RECIPROCITY | A mutual exchange of commercial or other privileges |
| POPART | American school of the 1950s that imitated the techniques of commercial art (3,3) |
| CIRCULAR | The sort of commercial letter that goes the rounds (8) |
| CORK | Buoyant impermeable outer bark of the Mediterranean oak tree Quercus suber, of commercial importance (4) |
| LINERS | Fine paintbrushes or kohl pencils for contouring or defining; planes or ships that are part of commercial fleets regularly flying/plying between places; or, the facings of garments (6) |
| ADOPTION | Approval of choice of commercial? (8) |
| SPREAD | Bout of self-indulgence ended early, before start of commercial broadcast (6) |
| TRADEOUT | A barter arrangement for the exchange of commercial time, advertising space, products, or services ( |
| NORTHSEA | Site where over 5% of commercial fish are caught |
| ADVENT | Arrival of commercial outlet ? (6) |
| MARKET | World of commercial activity (6) |
