| SHOWERBEER | Drink in a waterproof koozie, maybe |
| BEER | What a koozie keeps cool |
| ANORAK | A true devotee in a waterproof jacket (6) |
| OILSKIN | Painting a family member in a waterproof (7) |
| AMAC | Current shelters Mother in a waterproof coat (1,3) |
| RAINCOAT | Croatian is dressed in a waterproof |
| TARPAULIN | Apostle perhaps ran it around in a waterproof sheet (9) |
| OTTERS | Resting underground in a holt or above ground in a couch/hover, an animal with a waterproof chocolate brown coat, a footprint known as a seal and a tail known as a rudder (6) |
| SEALANT | Impress a worker with a waterproof cover |
| MAC | In short, a waterproof raincoat made of rubberized fabric (3) |
| CAGOULE | A clue to go away with a waterproof (7) |
| GILET | With a waterproof style worn for cycling, a waistcoat- or body-warmer-like garment (5) |
| SOUWESTER | A waterproof hat with a very broad brim at the back (9) |
| MASTIC | Related to the cashew, mango, pistachio and sumac, a tree yielding "tears" of aromatic resin used for varnish and chewing gum; or, a waterproof putty-like filler/sealant (6) |
| ROLEX | First company to patent a waterproof watch |
| IMMERSIBLE | I'm terribly miserable without a waterproof (10) |
| CAULKED | Provided with a waterproof seal |
| ICEBAG | A waterproof bag used as an ice pack (3,3) |
| UNDERSEAL | Doctor led nurse with a waterproof coat |
| UMBRELLA | Shake up rum, Bella, to make a waterproof covering (8) |
