| WAINWRIGHT | A win could be said to be correct for wagon maker (10) |
| CARTWRIGHT | An old word for a wagon-maker; or, the inventor of the power loom (10) |
| SHIPWRIGHT | Strange whips correct for a skilled craftsman (10) |
| LEAPSECOND | Time adjustment to correct for earth's slowing rotation |
| WRITE | Said to be correct to send a letter (5) |
| MILLWRIGHT | Grinding machine sounds correct for mechanic (10) |
| PROPAGATE | Said to be correct entrance used to create new plants (9) |
| RITE | Said to be correct ceremony (4) |
| VIP | A member of the Cabinet, or higher royalty, could be said to be this, but in the garden this acronym could refer to a really crucial plant! (1,1,1) |
| VIOLATING | To put a tag on a violin could be said to be treating it badly |
| UNCLIMBABLE | Some types of mountain, or a particularly tricky rock garden, could be said to be this as they can't be scaled! (11) |
| RIGHT | It may be one's entitlement to be correct (5) |
| BACCHANALIANISM | Belief in supporting a foreigner could be said to be wild behaviour (15) |
| DIE | One to throw, that could be said to be mouldy? (3) |
| FANFARE | Enthusiast perhaps could be said to be undiscriminating when it comes to ceremonial music |
| FACTUAL | Account in fault that turns out to be correct (7) |
| RIGHTEN | Alarm loudly going off? That used to be correct |
| CHECKOUT | Guest's departure may prove to be correct (8) |
| ATTEST | Certify; declare to be correct, true, or genuine. (6) |
| EMEND | The men dug without thug, to be correct (5) |
