| CEREMONY | A formal act or ritual, often set by custom or tradition (8) |
| RITE | A formal act or procedure prescribed or customary in religious ceremonies (4) |
| BAIL | Money whose amount is often set by a judge |
| SCREENTIME | Hours often set by parents |
| USANCE | In commerce, what term refers to the time allowed by custom or usage for the payment of foreign bill |
| DERIGUEUR | Required by custom or etiquette |
| TABOO | Prohibited by custom or religion (5) |
| PANTHEON | Set of gods belonging to a particular religion, mythology or tradition (8) |
| BLESSING | The formal act of approving (8) |
| APPROVAL | The formal act of approving (8) |
| TITMOUSE | Tom, it may be, by custom identifying bird (8) |
| WESTERNS | Cowboy movies, often set in the latter half of the 19th century (8) |
| POLYGAMY | The custom or practice of having more than one spouse at the same time (8) |
| DOMINOES | They're often set up for a fall |
| CONFETTI | Fragments scattered to celebrate cafe opening unfortunately often set it back (8) |
| NOWADAYS | In the present climate, hinges on parent taken in by Customs (8) |
| WILDWEST | Where cowboy films were often set (4,4) |
| BUST | A sculpted portrait, often set on a pedestal in a grand room; the economic antithesis of a boom; a blackjack loser's fate; or, a police raid involving a smash of a door or gate (4) |
| MORESTHE | Article (mine) is covered by customs duty ultimately, alas (5,3,4) |
| BAPTISMS | They're often set in heavy fonts |
