| MOKE | A donkey (sl) (4) |
| MULE | Offspring of a donkey and a horse; hybrid of a canary and another finch; a numismatic "error" coin; or, a cotton-spinning machine (4) |
| PACK | A bundle or load carried on the back of a donkey, for example; a hot or cold compress for an injury; or, a quantity of food in a wrapper (4) |
| BRAY | To crush, grind or pound, as with a pestle and mortar; or, to heehaw like a donkey or cry like a mule (4) |
| EARS | Features of a donkey providing a common name for stachys (4) |
| AMOK | Being in a frenzy, a donkey won't quite make it (4) |
| FOAL | A young colt or filly of a donkey, mule, pony, zebra or related equid (4) |
| BRAE | We hear the harsh cry of a donkey in a Scots hillside (4) |
| EYES | Those of a donkey, especially? (4) |
| ASPS | Snakes quietly consumed by a donkey! (4) |
| LASS | Female figure on a donkey (4) |
| YASS | Yard a donkey in NSW town (4) |
| NEED | Lack of direction in a donkey (4) |
| TAIL | What a donkey gets at a children's party |
| NICK | Forename of the Bard of Avon's character "Bottom", whose head is turned into that of a donkey by Puck (4) |
| MASS | Religious celebration features male on a donkey |
| DEMS | American pols with a donkey party logo |
| WINNIETHEPOOH | Classic novel featuring a bear, a pig, an owl, and a donkey |
| GRASSHOPPER | An insect, a couple of grouse, a donkey and a frog? (11) |
| RUNAMOK | Manage a donkey almost in a frenzy (3,4) |
