| DUSTCART | Vehicle for collecting rubbish (8) |
| BINLINER | Plastic bag placed inside a receptacle for collecting rubbish (3,5) |
| STATIONS | Lads collecting rubbish before one's train stops (8) |
| MCGUFFIN | Host at home collecting rubbish that gets put in plot |
| TOLLGATE | Barrier on a road or bridge for collecting a charge for access (8) |
| SYRINGES | Tubes for collecting blood or other liquids or putting liquids into the body through a needle (8) |
| PIGSWILL | There was a campaign for collecting this in the UK in WWII |
| BINMAN | Main changes in outskirts of Bolton for one collecting rubbish (6) |
| CROATIA | Agents collecting rubbish about a European country (7) |
| DEBRIS | Wide bristles collecting rubbish (6) |
| ROTATOR | One goes round, collecting rubbish by a rocky peak |
| SWEEPINGS | Evidently distressed vessel's collecting rubbish off floor? |
| MISSTATED | Incorrectly reported: it should be "Overlooked collecting rubbish" |
| FLUNKY | Menial career collecting rubbish Jack disposed of |
| NICTATE | 'Quite agreeable, collecting rubbish' (wink, wink!) (7) |
| ORINOCO | Womble circles, collecting rubbish primarily in front third of Common (7) |
| STAMPMACHINES | Apt mechanisms designed for collecting postal revenue (5,8) |
| ASSEMBLYROOMS | Where parts are put together for collecting? (8,5) |
| POOTER | An entomologist's bottle for collecting insects; or, a word, derived from a character in Diary of a Nobody, for a petit bourgeois (6) |
| TRONC | Word, from French for "collecting box" or "poor box", for a pool of tips to be divided out among catering, hotel or restaurant staff; or, the system by which this is done (5) |
