| IER | Might or craft follower |
| PITH | From "fruit kernel", a word for the medulla of plants; the white albedo lining the rind of lemons, limes and oranges; core, marrow, mettle or might; or, a central or vital part (4) |
| SAY | Word after "you might" or "you don't" |
| AUXILIARYVERB | Should, might or shall, to a grammarian |
| MYSTERY | A secret doctrine; a trade guild or craft; a tale of suspense dealing with a puzzling crime; or, an enigmatic person or phenomenon (7) |
| BEEF | Might or won't be eaten by the vegetarian (4) |
| FULLFORCE | Fell for copper, possibly, with all your might... or the whole squad? (4,5) |
| SEWING | Depicted in The House of Eliott, the general name for a skill, art or craft characteristic of tailoring, dressmaking, embroidery or needlepoint (6) |
| TREEN | Bowls, boxes, goblets, spoons and other household articles of carved/turned wood; or, the art or craft of making said woodenwares (5) |
| KNOTTING | Word for the art or craft of tying; the loops tied; the carpets, fancywork macrame, rugs etc produced; the covering of knags in wood before priming/glossing; or, the sealer used (8) |
| TECHNICAL | Relating to a particular subject, art, or craft, or its techniques (9) |
| VESSEL | Container for liquid or craft for water (6) |
| SHODDY | Of poor quality or craft (6) |
| BAROQUE | Style of art or craft involving love |
| WORKSHOP | Space for creative or craft projects (8) |
| POTTERY | Art or craft of the snooker player? (7) |
| POETRY | Art or craft of versification (6) |
| HAIRWORK | Musical composition - or craft involving thatch? |
| TURBO | Power booster tub or craft (5) |
| BOAT | Ship, vessel or craft |
