| BREASTSTROKE | Breaks rest to develop a mode of swimming |
| TEA | - break, rest from work (3) |
| VOICE | Sound produced in spoken communication or sung words; the ability to chant, croon, harmonise, warble or wassail well; a part for a chorister; a mode of utterance; or, a medium of expression (5) |
| MOSSSTITCH | Term for a mode of knitting alternate plain and purl loops so as to create a texture like a carpet or blanket of woodland bryophyte (4,6) |
| IDIOM | A mode of expression peculiar to a language (5) |
| SIT | A mode or spell of perching, posing or resting one's posterior on a saddle, settle, sofa, stall or stool; or, a somewhat Barbara Woodhouse-ish command to a dog to assume a similar such ensconced posit |
| STATE | A mode of existence; an impression taken from an etched or engraved plate at a particular point in progress; or, a commonwealth (5) |
| ICARUS | A mode of transport America provided for a mythical flyer (6) |
| INSTANCE | In a mode of standing during a legal process (8) |
| PERFORMANCE | Presentation of a mode of conduct |
| RAIL | A mode of transportation |
| BICYCLE | Unusual celibacy without a mode of transport (7) |
| MONETS | Pictures showing a mode of operating traps (6) |
| MADAM | A mode of address for one mother and another |
| LAZYDAISYSTITCH | In embroidery, a mode of floral design (4,5,6) |
| OCEANLINER | Placing reliance on a mode of transport (5,5) |
| GARB | Brag about a mode of dress |
| ABUSE | Don't look after a mode of transport, electric (5) |
| DISTEMPER | Girl's uncontrolled anger was caused by a mode of painting (9) |
| NOOSE | In London 007 spelled out a mode of dispatch |
