| ROW | Line of crocheted or knitted stitches, houses, theatre seats or vegetable seeds/plants in a drill (3) |
| ROWS | Lines of theatre seats, houses, or knitted stitches (4) |
| LOGE | Box in an opera house/theatre (4) |
| TIER | Layer of a wedding cake, theatre seats or skirt ruffles/flounces (4) |
| JULIETCAP | Woman's crocheted or mesh hair cover formerly popular as bridalwear; named after a Shakespeare character (6,3) |
| BIT | The cutting part of a drill (3) |
| STITCH | A single knitted, crocheted or embroidered loop (6) |
| STALLS | Theatre seats or stands (6) |
| BENCH | A seat in a boat or parliament; a platform for plants in a greenhouse or for dogs at a show; a pew or settle; a table in a laboratory, studio or workshop; or, judges collectively (5) |
| AISLE | A wing of a church separated from the nave by piers; a passageway in a supermarket or between rows of seats; or, a compartment of a timber-framed barn divided from the main body of the building by pos |
| GAUGE | Diameter of a wire; number of knitted stitches in one inch of fabric; or, the width of a row of slates (5) |
| WALE | A welt/whip mark on skin; a row of knitted stitches; a horizontal band of a woven basket; or, a rib in corduroy (4) |
| DRILL | A furrow for a row of vegetable seeds; a training exercise; or, a tool such as a gimlet for boring holes (5) |
| CHUCK | A device that holds a workpiece in a lathe or tool in a drill (5) |
| ORDO | A line (of battle), a row (of seats); or am I giving too big a hint? |
| LEFTRIGHT | Repeated words in a drill sergeant's marching order, and a hint to how the first and second word, in |
| UNDERGROWTH | Plants in a garden (or forest) which attain a relatively low height, because they grow beneath a canopy of foliage (11) |
| COSY | Cloth or knitted cover for keeping a pot of tea or boiled egg hot (4) |
| TRIFFID | Member of a race of monstrous plants in a novel by John Wyndham (7) |
| SWEATERS | London street ruffians during the time of Queen Anne; or, knitted guernseys, jumpers or pullovers (8) |
