| BASQUINE | French word for a petticoat or kirtle of Spanish origin, typically a skirt with an attached bodice (8) |
| TUTU | Skirt with an attached bodice, usually |
| KOHL | Black cosmetic powder of Egyptian origin typically comprised of antimony sulphide (4) |
| HOOP | Horizontal stripe of colour on a sports jersey or a jockey's skullcap; or, a band for extending a petticoat (4) |
| PEDICAB | A tricycle available for hire, with an attached seat for one or two passengers (7) |
| SLIP | Mixture of clay particles suspended in water for decorating pottery; a pillowcase; a small sole; or, a petticoat-like undergarment (4) |
| HOLT | Den of an otter, typically a hole in a riverbank or the root of a tree (4) |
| CATALAN | Tom with a chap of Spanish origin |
| OMBRE | Card game of Spanish origin played with a 40-card deck |
| SANGRIA | Cold drink of Spanish origin of red wine variously diluted and sweetened (7) |
| BORGIA | Rodrigo (Pope Alexander VI) and Cesare were two notable members of this powerful Italian family of Spanish origin (6) |
| CRINOLINE | A petticoat stiffened with hoops to support the shape of a woman's dress (9) |
| HEADSET | Pair of earphones often with an attached microphone |
| BARBICAN | Outer defence of a fortification such as a castle, typically a double tower above a gate or drawbridge (8) |
| LURCHER | Crossbred dog produced by crossing a sighthound, typically a greyhound, with a non-sighthound such as a collie or terrier (7) |
| ABSIT | Formal permission for a student to be absent from university for a short period, typically a day or night (5) |
| PARKA | Long fur jacket with an attached hood, worn in Arctic regions and conditions (5) |
| MONTE | A gambling card game of Spanish origin (5) |
| TIGER | One of the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac; or, historically, a liveried groom perched behind a carriage, typically a small boy (5) |
| FLIPTOPBOX | Container with an attached cover |
