| STUDIO | ____ flat, a small one often with an open-plan living area (6) |
| LOFT | Pigeon house or shed; storage space under a roof; or, a factory or warehouse converted into open-plan living space (4) |
| GAPE | Stare in amazement, often with an open mouth (4) |
| LEANTO | A building like a shed attached to the wall of a larger one, often with a sloping roof (4,2) |
| SCHERZO | One often with trio, but only part of quartet |
| SPORTSCAR | One often with hood down to show proud evidence of duel? |
| PLATEN | From the French for "flat", a part of a printing press that pushes the paper against the forme/type; or, the roller in a typewriter (6) |
| COUNTY | Any one of the UK's regional divisions once called shires, often with an official flag or flower (6) |
| EXTENT | Article replaced by European in living area (6) |
| PIGSTY | Messy living area |
| MALAWI | A week in large African country - or a small one? (6) |
| CANUTE | The king can have a useful vehicle - a small one, though! (6) |
| USESUP | Finishes with Sue Cook having a small one from the bar (4,2) |
| GOKART | Sanction a run in souped-up car, a small one for racing (2-4) |
| MARROW | Courgette is a small one... found in bones (6) |
| MERLIN | 1000 on the liner see a falcon but it's only a small one |
| SPLASH | An Olympic diver hopes to make a small one |
| YUMP | A rally driver's airborne manoeuvre over a crest, often with an element of danger; or, one of the terms for a young upwardly mobile professional, with similarities to a Sloane Ranger (4) |
| ALSACE | French region, a small one surrounding lake (6) |
| SLIGHT | Scathing attack, but only a small one (6) |
