| EPHEMERA | Record a long time keeping edge is collectable (8). |
| DRAINAGEBASIN | Use up long time keeping graduate in catchment area (8,5) |
| HIKERS | Fellow's keeping edge of path, mostly for walkers |
| UNLACED | A French boy keeping edges of chemise loose (7) |
| PIECRUST | A patty, tart or turnover's pastry lid to which a Chippendale table with a carved raised edge is likened; or, in the US, the short pastry itself (8) |
| CLOCKTOWER | A tall part of a church or civic building with a large time-keeping device at the top (5,5) |
| DISADVANTAGE | Unfinished record by The Edge is a stumbling block (12) |
| PENDULUM | One may be suspended from the works ___ for time-keeping (8) |
| KNIFE | One of those on edge is possibly a bit buttery and is bound to cut ties (5) |
| CHEMISTRY | Conservative on edge is to have a go at science subject (9) |
| PRIMROSE | In plain language, edge is yellow (8) |
| ASARULE | When a straight-edge is used, usually (2,1,4) |
| GRIM | Getting a gang leader on edge is really serious (4) |
| IRIS | 'Silver Edge' is a popular variety of this showy genus (4) |
| RINGSIDESEAT | Abstract art's edge is in the best viewing position (8,4) |
| ARETE | A retention of this rocky edge is called for (5) |
| ALARMCLOCK | Variation of a time-keeping device, created in 1787 by American inventor Levi Hutchins (5,5) |
| SUNDIAL | Time-keeping device (3-4) |
| DOTHEHONOURS | Put in required time, keeping working to serve? |
| UPSET | Distressed having to spend time keeping quiet |
