| CHORUS | Watch, or uselessly conceal a group of singers |
| BALANCE | A pair of scales held by a statue of justice or used as a symbol of Libra; a device for regulating the speed of a clock or watch; or, equilibrium (7) |
| ACTION | The collective events forming the plot of a drama, film, play or story; the mechanism of a piano or a watch; or, any deed, gesture or thing done (6) |
| GREEN | One of the main colours of the sett of a Black Watch or "government" tartan or of a Hunting Stewart tartan (5) |
| MOVEMENT | Illusion or impression of motion in painting or sculpture; or, in horology, the internal wheelwork or calibre acting as a miniature engine in a watch or clock (8) |
| QUIRE | A set of 24 Uniform sheets of paper sounds like a group of singers |
| CHORAL | Some coach or a lecturer related to a group of singers (6) |
| FACE | Dial of a watch or clock; or, each one of the sides of a polyhedron (4) |
| CLOCK | Word for a bell originally, later the striking mechanism of a watch; or, subsequently, a chronometer or timepiece with hands and a face (5) |
| ACQUIRE | Get hold of a group of singers, so we hear (7) |
| PRESSING | Getting a piano and a group of singers is high-priority (8) |
| CHOIRMASTER | Director of a group of singers (11) |
| CHOIRBOY | A young male in a group of singers (8) |
| CHAPTER | Book division; branch of a secret society; Roman numeral on a watch; or, a series of unfortunate events (7) |
| AWAITS | Doesn't go without a group of singers |
| NONET | A group of singers |
| CHOIR | A group of singers echo irresponsibly |
| ACQUIRED | Sound a group of singers had picked up (8) |
| INQUIRE | Ask about the North Island backing a group of singers in conversation (7) |
| STEM | Part of a watch or flower |
