| GAGGLE | A flock of geese; or, a group of disorderly or garrulous people (6) |
| SKEIN | (GKN) Flock of geese or ducks in flight, typically in a V-shaped formation (5) |
| TEAM | Meaning "childbearing", a word originally for a brood or litter, later a set of draught animals working in a harness together; a flight of ducks or geese; or, a squad of athletes (4) |
| UTTERMOST | As garrulous people do to the greatest degree (9) |
| QUILLS | Rolls of cinnamon bark; prickles of hedgehogs; or, feathers of geese or swans used as pens (6) |
| SKEINS | Hanks or hasps of yarn; tangles; winning streaks; or, V-shaped flocks of ducks, geese or swans in flight (6) |
| FLOCKS | Groups of geese or sheep |
| WEDGE | Type of golf club for maximum loft in a bunker or trap; style of shoe with a block heel; or, a word describing a group of geese or swans in flight (5) |
| RANSOM | Price of release of disorderly Romans (6) |
| RAGTAG | Disorderly or dilapidated (6) |
| MOB | Word for a disorderly or promiscuous crowd; the common mass of people; a gang of criminals or thieves; or, a large flock or herd (3) |
| VEE | Shape of a flock of geese |
| LUGGAGE | You see a flock of geese carrying it (7) |
| GAGGLED | Sounded like a flock of geese |
| HONKS | Sounds from a flock of geese |
| PLUMP | Word meaning well-rounded or chubby; or, dialect for a cluster, knot or flock of geese, spearmen or trees (5) |
| RIOTOUSLY | In a disorderly or lawless way (9) |
| THEOVAL | Ground where building of a hotel interrupted by flock of geese? (3,4) |
| DABBLER | Leader of disorderly rabble becomes a dilettante (7) |
| SLOBS | People guilty of disorderly conduct? |
