| ERY | 'Green' add-on (Mistletoe, for instance) |
| SHRUB | Mistletoe, for one |
| SPRIG | Some mistletoe for a young man |
| PARASITE | Around area a priest gathered mistletoe for one |
| KISS | What's exchanged under mistletoe for faulty skis? (4) |
| PARASITISM | Behaviour seen in fleas and mistletoe, for example (10) |
| ERRAND | Picking up mistletoe for the holiday office party, e.g. |
| PARASITIC | Like mistletoe to be paid for by someone else |
| TREECREEPERS | Ivy and mistletoe, maybe, for little birds (4-8) |
| SUPERPLANT | Splendid growth observed on a tree, like mistletoe (10) |
| XMAS | Token of affection when under mistletoe on arrival? Now! (4) |
| STELIS | Genus of the orchid family whose name derives from the Greek word for mistletoe (6) |
| ORCHARD | Garden for the cultivation of fruit, sometimes with flourishing mistletoe due to the presence of wild apple trees (7) |
| YANKEE | Bet you all need kissing for starters, close to mistletoe? Ecstasy! (6) |
| GATE | Gives walkers access to a field - good place for mistletoe? (7,4) |
| KISSING | Gives walkers access to a field - good place for mistletoe? (7,4) |
| SUNKEN | A non-buoyant person or thing; a doughnut in the US; a mistletoe root; or, a weight for carrying a fishing-line beneath the water's surface (6) |
| OCTET | From Latin for "eight", a group of eight bells, electrons, elves, instruments, lines of verse, milkmaids, mistletoe berries, musicians, performers or other people/things (5) |
| BERRY | Mistletoe feature |
| DEC | Mistletoe mo. |
