| SERAPE | A blanket |
| TRUNK | A bole or log of a tree customarily burnt in the hearth at Christmas or represented in chocolate as a buche de Noel, for example; a blanket box; or, a travel chest (5) |
| MANTLE | Word for a cloak or shawl, hence a blanket, coating of snow, layer of the Earth, pallium of a mollusc, tapestry, wing covert of a bird or other covering/concealing thing (6) |
| DRIFT | Set of fishing nets; a controlled skid as a way to corner at high speed in motor racing; or, a blanket of leaves or snow (5) |
| COVER | Another word for a bedspread or a blanket; a book jacket; or, undergrowth concealing game (5) |
| WHITTLE | Dialect for a blanket or a woollen shawl; or, from "knife", a word meaning "cut, pare or shave strips from", especially when using said blade (7) |
| WET | What can be a blanket, a nurse or a suit? (3) |
| MANTA | Word for a blanket, cloak or shawl; or, a gigantic ray named for being caught in a blanketing trap or for resembling an enormous quilt (5) |
| SNOWS | Forms a blanket, in a way |
| PICNIC | Many a meal on a blanket |
| WEAVE | Make a blanket on a loom |
| FLUFFY | Having a thick pile, a ... blanket |
| ELECTRIC | Charged for a blanket when Rick is on a campaign poster (8) |
| ONKA | Taking its name from a blanket brand, what is rhyming slang for a finger? (4) |
| PONCHO | A blanket with a hole for the head (6) |
| SWADDLE | Wrap a newborn baby in a blanket |
| FOG | It may come in a blanket or be in a bank |
| KNIT | A blanket, cardi, fabric, jumper etc made by interlocking loops of wool with long needles or a machine (4) |
| BED | Place for a pillow and a blanket |
| CROCHETED | Worked with a hook and yarn, ... a blanket |
