| ISM | Suffix with capital or magnet |
| ITE | Suffix for graph or magnet |
| POLES | Regions of an electric battery or magnet that are in positive or negative states |
| IZE | Suffix with capital |
| IST | Suffix with capital |
| VOLUTE | A spiral scroll or helix of an Ionic or Corinthian capital; or, a sea snail with a shell resembling this (6) |
| COLUMN | Architectural pillar crowned with a capital; or, a regular feature in a newspaper on a reoccurring theme such as books, food, sport or style (6) |
| TAMBOUR | A small shallow drum; a rich kind of goldwork; an embroidery frame; the campana or vase of a Corinthian capital; or, a lobby or vestibule in a church porch (7) |
| RAPPER | Hammer, for example, with a capital or lowercase h |
| BERLIN | Large island in Swiss capital or German capital |
| NECK | Gorgerin of an architectural capital; or, part of the body for a bow tie, cravat, jampot, ruff or stock (4) |
| CHAPITER | With styles including Byzantine basket, Gothic crocket, tower of the winds and transitional water-leaf, the capital or head of a column (8) |
| METROPOLIS | The capital or chief city of a country or region (10) |
| OTTAWA | Canada's capital, or its river |
| RIGA | Set up a capital - or two states |
| SCORCH | Burn small capital or church (6) |
| MUSCAT | Oman's capital or a sweet white wine |
| ASSET | Capital or charm, for example |
| LIMA | Peru's capital or a type of bean |
| PORTOFSPAIN | Trinidad capital or Iberian harbour? (4,2,5) |
