| TIMELOCK | Magazine's second row security system (4,4) |
| OTHELLO | Magazine second to books and play (7) |
| SQUIRREL | One sits in second row, ignoring a hoarder |
| CRESCENT | Cold of late gripping second row of houses |
| STIFFEST | Second row from France is the most resistant (8) |
| BLOCKADE | Military operation ordered second row in (8) |
| THROWOUT | Eject a spruiker hanging round the second row (5,3) |
| MOLLUSCS | Second row back invaded by small invertebrates (8) |
| FIREWALL | A computer security system (8) |
| MORTGAGE | Advanced home security system (8) |
| SPITFIRE | Battle-axe, one of the few in the second row (8) |
| BEANPOLE | Term for a tall, thin person - like a young second-row yet to fill out (8) |
| MONOBROW | Toff occupies second row for what should be a double feature (8) |
| INVENTOR | Marie Van Brittan Brown, vis-a-vis the home-security system |
| WHITEHAT | One who benignly hacks computers in order to test security systems and stop illegal acts (5,3) |
| INFRARED | What radiation is utilised in remote controls, rangefinders and security systems? (8) |
| LOCKFORWARD | Second row to result from security at hospital? |
| OPINE | Suggest it's used for getting money out of machine after second-row contacts second-centre (5) |
| WYATT | Chris ....., Llanelli, Munster, Bourgoin and Wales second row or back row forward (5) |
| RODBER | Tim ....... retired Northampton, England and British & Irish Lions second row or back row forward (6) |
