| GERUND | Breaking or entering, 53? |
| COMBER | A breaking or rolling sea wave; a gaper; one who prepares carded flax or wool for spinning; or, with "beach", a gatherer of jetsam or seashells (6) |
| RAM | A beam for battering, breaking or breaching a barricade, bastion, battlement or bulwark; a beak of a boat's bow; or, a buck bellwether (3) |
| LOCKDOWN | Emergency measure preventing people from leaving or entering a building or area (8) |
| TORRENT | Much water here, or entering river (7) |
| INGRESS | Entrance or entering (7) |
| NOTING | Writing or entering (6) |
| RUPTURE | The breaking or tearing of a bodily structure or part (7) |
| HOUSE | Word with breaking or keeping |
| BREACHING | Breaking or failing to observe a law (9) |
| NEWS | It may be breaking or bad |
| TAMING | Breaking or subjugating (6) |
| HAIRRESTORER | One in nick, or entering her application for fringe benefits? |
| ACCESS | Way of approaching, reaching or entering (a building) / admittance |
| RUNFORIT | Seek safety by fleeing, right, or entering in poor shape? (3,3,2) |
| BREACH | Act of breaking or failing to observe a law (6) |
| SWITCH | A device for making, breaking or changing an electric circuit (6) |
| MALLEABILITY | This quality of a metal describes its ability to be flattened under the blows of a hammer into thin sheets without breaking or crumbling into fragments. (Most of the native elements show various degre |
| INTHE | (& 1-across) Actively engaged aAA or entering a triathlon's first leg (2,3,4) |
| JOKER | Card #53 or #54 |
