| TRINKET | Wild kitten picks up lead ring of knick-knack (7) |
| CALLTHETUNE | Lead ring you formerly placed round cask |
| LANDREGISTRY | With leads, ring around and go for property details |
| ADAPTER | Electrical connector patched up lead to board (6,7) |
| VALISES | Lassie randomly holding up lead violin cases (7) |
| AILMENT | Metal in make-up leads to complaint (7) |
| COLLECT | Pick up leads for ecstasy criminals trafficked on county lines (7) |
| NOVELTY | Quality of newness or originality; an innovation; an unusual experience; or, a knick-knack, ornament or other mass-produced gimmicky trinket (7) |
| TRANGAM | Word, revived by Sir Walter Scott and similar to a puzzle of geometric shapes, for a bauble, gewgaw, knick-knack or showy worthless gimcrack (7) |
| WHATNOT | Stand with shelves - knick-knack (7) |
| CRACKER | It contains a knick-knack and this is a really good one! (7) |
| JIMJAMS | Informal word for Indian-derived nightclothes comprising loose-fitting trousers and a shirt; knick-knacks, oddities or peculiarities; a fit of nervousness; or, delirium tremens (7) |
| AGITATO | Charge to pack knick-knacks hurriedly (7) |
| ETAGERE | Knick-knack stand |
| BIBELOT | Knick-knack |
| INSIDERDEALING | Banged up lead criminal in cartel for illegal activity (7,7) |
| BEAD | It allows swivel to be released, if lead snagged (*bit up lead) (5,4) |
| TULIP | It allows swivel to be released, if lead snagged (*bit up lead) (5,4) |
| DOUBLE | Electrical connector patched up lead to board (6,7) |
| STAYER | One unlikely to give up lead after overtaking you once |
