| PINHOLE | Having no glass lens, the simple ... camera relies on light entering a tiny perforation |
| NAKEDEYE | Patent watch A¾ one having no glass? |
| THOLE | Pin makes initially tiny perforation |
| PORE | Tiny perforation |
| ASSES | No glass in spectacles for fools (5) |
| ITCHING | Eager one with speed of light entering event (7) |
| PRAYER | Light entering for each supplication |
| ROULETTE | Casino game named after the French meaning "little wheel"; or, a tiny incision on a sheet of stamps, similar to a perforation (8) |
| EYEBALL | Spheroidal structure containing sense receptors for vision and constructed much like a simple camera (7) |
| LABRET | A piece of wood, shell, stone, or other substance, worn in a perforation of the lip. (6) |
| ATRESIA | In medicine, the absence or abnormal narrowing of a tubular part of the body; Greek, 'without perforation' (7) |
| SNAPSHOT | An informal photograph taken with a simple camera (8) |
| PUNCTURED | Like the tyre of a vehicle or bicycle subject to perforation (9) |
| UNIPOD | Simple camera support |
| PINHOLES | Simple camera openings |
| PINHOE | Simple camera left out in Exeter (6) |
| AUTO | Simple camera setting |
| HOLE | From "cover, conceal", a word for a cave or hollow originally, now any aperture, breach, burrow, eyelet, gap, perforation, puncture, rent or vent (4) |
| WHOLE | Said there's a perforation but it's unbroken (5) |
| EYELET | Grommet for receiving a shoe's lace or sail's cord; a peephole; or, one of a series of perforations forming patterns in broderie anglaise (6) |
