| PREFABRICATE | To speed up construction, a carpet fibre should be woven (12) |
| EXPEDITE | Speed up construction of deep exit (8) |
| ORPHEUS | Legendary poet to shore up construction |
| GAMESMANSHIP | Amassing hemp to be woven using various ruses (12) |
| ADMINISTRATE | Manage, at short notice, to give small cars a little time to speed up (12) |
| BOOTH | A hut or small shop of basic construction; a telephone kiosk; a box office; or, a stall at a fair or market (5) |
| HACKLE | Steel comb for dressing flax to be woven into linen; or, a neck feather of a cockerel (6) |
| BROCADE | Raised fabric which might have been woven to be a cord |
| ANTIFREEZE | Stop moving behind a tin construction - a winter defence (10) |
| HEADSUP | U-shaped construction a warning of things to come (5-2) |
| GOLDLACE | Yellow fabric called to be woven under green light (4,4) |
| TALE | Let a story be woven of it (4) |
| SWEETHEART | Love the sweater to be woven (10) |
| CHENILLE | The Spanish lichen can be woven - into a sweater? (8) |
| GEE | Character said to be giving command to speed up (3) |
| ACCELERATOR | Product added to a compost heap, to speed up the rotting processes (11) |
| NURSERY | Noreen's first Surrey construction - a room for the infants (7) |
| AMIANTHUS | Fine, fibrous asbestos that can be woven into cloth (9) |
| TEXTILE | The little Texan breaks a tile that's been woven (7) |
| GETAMOVEON | Prepare for a change of address, but have to speed up a bit (3,1,4,2) |
