| STOCKBROKERBELT | Devise block to berserk development finally in well-to-do area (11,4) |
| KENSINGTON | Grass in English garden mown regularly in well-to-do area (10) |
| GREEK | Language of nameless politician gets close to berserk |
| STADIA | Arenas in development finally breaking down, perfect when up (6) |
| AIR | Did area broadcast in time of radio silence? - see 27dn (4,3) |
| DEAD | Did area broadcast in time of radio silence? - w 18ac (4,3) |
| CORDONSANITAIRE | My lecturer's a fool to expose English as a block to communications |
| ONONESHIGHHORSE | Very much on dignity one may need tall mounting-block to be so (2,4,4,5) |
| PAYWALL | One may need to cough up to get over this writer's block to cover Bill's return? Bill is central to |
| ALUMINIUM | In the twenties they built the first plane made entirely of this metal - even the Wright brothers used it in the engine block to reduce weight |
| BRICK | We may have to give a block to a good, kind person (5) |
| SUNRISE | Called chip off the old block to get up in the morning |
| GRATE | Shred e.g. belachan block to add to pellets etc (5) |
| OBSTACLE | A stumbling block to Basle, disunited about a century (8) |
| STUMBLINGSTONE | Block to let characters from Butlin's get Mondays off (9,5) |
| DAMUP | Block to keep water back? That would be mad (3,2) |
| INTHEWAY | Stumbling block to a Whitney melody (2,3,3) |
| HEAD | The principal block to be knocked off? (4) |
| CUBE | It's a block, to the power of three? (4) |
| HANOI | Capital accumulation - a house block to flip? (5) |
