| HABERGEON | Found in her bag, one coat of mail? (9) |
| HERBAGE | Keeps non-woody vegetation in her bag at this point (7) |
| HERBAGED | Covered with grass is her bag, Edward added (8) |
| BEARHUG | Hold her bag and uniform tight |
| MARTIAL | Soldierly skill in wearing coat of mail in another way (7) |
| ESCAPE | Based on the Latin for "out of one's cloak", word, alluding to the idea of leaving a pursuer clutching just one's coat, for an act of breaking free (6) |
| BYRNIE | Related to "breast, chest", name of a historical breastplate, coat of mail, hauberk or knight's mail shirt (6) |
| BEGONIA | One might bag one sort of flower (7) |
| HOLYFATHER | Pope found in her hayloft perhaps (4,6) |
| WASHROOM | Was jumper found in Her Majesty's loo? |
| ADAMSAPPLE | Eve's downfall found in her partner (5,5) |
| HERRICK | Poet found in her haystack (7) |
| IRISHCOFFEE | Alcoholic beverage is found in her office, sadly |
| ACETATE | Hole in one coat tail devoured plastic (7) |
| BIFURCATED | One coat animal occupying pit split in two (10) |
| HAUBERK | Originally a piece of armour for the neck and later a coat of mail (7) |
| WARSAWPACT | Old alliance confrontation observed and in the bag, one heard (6,4) |
| RETICULE | Old bag, one spotted in lecture moving around (8) |
| PACT | Treaty in the bag, one might say |
| DRIVER | Something in golf bag, one for the road? |
