| BAG | Overhead or under-seat item |
| ROMEO | Lover finds love under seat of empire |
| TON | Feature of trousers: worn under seat (6) |
| BUT | Feature of trousers: worn under seat (6) |
| RUG | One may be overhead or underfoot |
| ARSENIC | aAA¦as he escaped hollow under seat? (7) |
| ADORE | Look up to overhead or elevated interior (5) |
| SAUNTERED | Strolled under seat, perhaps (9) |
| ALOFT | Overhead or above |
| LIFEVESTS | They're under seats in case of an emergency |
| AFOOT | Word used to mean in progress or under way; or, walking or running, as opposed to travelling by car etc (5) |
| MUSCARI | Latin or botanical name of the grape hyacinth, a spring flower related to bluebells, often planted in garden borders, vintage pots or under trees (7) |
| RECLAIM | To bring to use or under cultivation as a swamp or wild land |
| SARONG | Malay or Javanese garment consisting of a long strip of cloth worn by both sexes tucked around the waist or under the armpit |
| VALANCE | A short curtain around the frame or canopy of a bed, above a window or under a shelf |
| INCOGNITO | In disguise or under an assumed name or appearance (2,7) |
| DOILY | Decorative mat of lace or paper, laid on or under a plate (5) |
| JUNIOR | From the Latin meaning "younger", the less senior of two people; a primary school pupil or under-boy; or, a word used to distinguish a son from his father (6) |
| DOMAIN | Subset of addresses on the internet sharing a common suffix or under the control of a particular organisation or individual (6) |
| SLEEPERS | Spies or saboteurs found on night trains a" or under them! (8) |
