| ACREAGE | Extent of land, or a cage reentered? (7) |
| PARCEL | A paper-wrapped bundle for posting; a portion of land; or, a derogatory term for a group or pack of people of a specified sort (6) |
| TRACTOR | A stretch of land, or a farm vehicle |
| TRACT | Parcel of land; or, a religious pamphlet written by Keble, Newman or Pusey, for example (5) |
| RENT | Payment made periodically for use of land or a building (4) |
| LOT | One tract of land or a great many (3) |
| LEE | Sheltered side of land or a ship (3) |
| AGRAFFE | From "hook", an often ornate clasp or brooch for armour or clothing; a keystone decorated with relief sculpture; a grand piano stud; a cramp-iron for stonemasonry; or, a cage or muselet around a champ |
| RATTRAP | A net/snare for catching long-tailed mouse-like murids; a place of squalor; a horribly entangling situation; or, a bike pedal with teeth or a cage (3,4) |
| CORF | Word for a collier's coal basket originally, later a hutch, mine cart, trolley or wagon; or, a cage for storing fish or lobsters underwater (4) |
| EJECTOR | One who dispossesses another of his or her land; or, a word denoting a seat enabling a pilot's swift egress from an aircraft in an emergency (7) |
| FRONTAGE | Strip or extent of land abutting on a street or water (8) |
| DESERT | Word, from "abandoned place, lay waste", for an act of forsaking; a barren arid land; or, a flock of lapwings (6) |
| LEASEHOLD | Form of land where one party buys the right to occupy land or a building for a given time (9) |
| ACRES | Measures of extent of land areas. (5) |
| GROUNDZERO | A point on the surface of land or water at or directly above or below the centre of a nuclear explosion |
| CORRIDOR | From "running place", an aisle connecting rooms or compartments in a building or railway carriage; or, a strip of land or airspace, affording travel between two places (8) |
| LAKE | A large pool or pond surrounded by land; or, a reddish pigment (4) |
| ACRE | Extent of land |
| AREA | An extent of land (4) |
