| RESTROOM | U.S. term for a toilet in a restaurant or other public place (4,4) |
| MARKET | A gathering of people for buying and selling; or, the agora, bazaar, exchange, fair or other public place for this (6) |
| POWDERROOM | A women's cloakroom or toilet in a restaurant, hotel, etc. (6,4) |
| EATINGOUT | Dining at a restaurant or other venue as opposed to taking meals at home (6,3) |
| HOTSPOTS | Word for areas/flashpoints of danger, intense radiation, political unrest, volcanic activity or warmth; airports, cafes, libraries or other public places with Wi-Fi; or, lively popular venues, such as |
| GRAFFITI | Writing or drawings illicitly put on walls or other public places (8) |
| LOOPIER | A toilet in front of the jetty is crazier (7) |
| SALOON | Poles either side of a toilet in bar (6) |
| BUSKS | Performs music in the street or other public places for monetary donations (5) |
| WAITRESS | A woman working in a restaurant or cafe (8) |
| PLONGEUR | Person who washes dishes in a restaurant or hotel (8) |
| ATTORNEY | U.S. term for a lawyer (8) |
| INDUCTEE | U.S. term for a conscript (8) |
| ELEVATOR | U.S. term for a lift (8) |
| TRASHCAN | U.S. term for a dustbin (5,3) |
| TEAMSTER | U.S. term for a lorry driver (8) |
| STROLLER | The U.S. term for a pushchair (8) |
| BAKERLOO | One making rolls (toilet) in a line for London (8) |
| STILETTO | Way to go round toilet in a high heel! (8) |
| CILANTRO | U.S. term for the leaves and stalks of the herb coriander (8) |
