| COMATOSE | Comes to a settlement under the Influence |
| ABASES | Humiliates military settlements, under attack at the outset (6) |
| VILLAGE | Historically known as a thorp, a settlement bigger than a hamlet but smaller than a town, often based around a central green and a pub (7) |
| NEGOTIATION | A discussion intended to produce a settlement or agreement (11) |
| SETTLOR | In the law, what is the person who disposes of property by creating a settlement? (7) |
| LIBERIA | With the capital Monrovia, a country originally founded as a settlement for freed American and Caribbean slaves (7) |
| PITCAIRN | Island on which the mutineers from the Bounty founded a settlement (8) |
| ESTABLISHMENT | Set up some workers, at the end, to reach a settlement (13) |
| LAG | Be slow to make a settlement in vile surroundings (3) |
| WITHINONESGRASP | Women's pension rights: a settlement is soon to be achieved |
| DETERMINATION | Unwavering resolve to get a settlement? (13) |
| ARENAS | Nears a settlement with The Rings (6) |
| ENCAMP | Head of government spots uprising - answer is to make a settlement |
| AGREE | Engineer eager to reach a settlement (5) |
| DECISION | The act of a settlement of judgement |
| SEMICOLON | What's this?; a house, almost a settlement |
| CONTRACT | Pledge to undertake a settlement (8) |
| INTHEAIR | Inherit a settlement, generally felt to be imminent (2,3,3) |
| DIVORCE | Such a settlement can provide the little woman with cover (7) |
| TOWN | Time to possess a settlement (4) |
