| ROUSSETTE | A species of fruit bat or flying fox (9) |
| PLUMBS | Goes through the worst of fruit bats after gutting (6) |
| FLYINGFOX | Large fruit bat - a new species was discovered in September 2007 in a protected wildlife area in the |
| WING | A modified forelimb of a bat or a bird; or, something suggestive of this, such as an ala of a sycamore seed or a sail of a ship/windmill (4) |
| TUBENOSED | Like some fruit bats and petrels |
| OFORTHREE | Bad day at bat (or, One more than two) |
| NARROWEST | Bats or wrens at least with room to spread wings? |
| RACKET | Common spelling, from the Arabic "palm of the hand", for a badminton bat or tennis paddle; or, a word for a clamour, din or uproarious babble (6) |
| FRUITBAT | A flying fox is actually a type of this |
| PADDLE | Barefoot walk in shallow water; a canoe oar; a whiff-what? bat; or, one of the blades of a water wheel (6) |
| BACARDI | Alcohol brand with a fruit bat on the label |
| PALAU | Where fruit bat soup is eaten as a delicacy |
| KITE | The graceful "Milan royal", gliding and soaring on thermals; or, named after said bird of prey, a floating or flying toy/object, such as the rokkaku designed for aerial combat (4) |
| HULL | The main body of a vessel, tank or flying boat (4) |
| MOBULA | A genus of ray, commonly referred to as devil or flying rays |
| MOTIONSTOSTRIKE | Swings of a bat, or requests of removal from the record |
| BAT | The racket a flying fox makes (3) |
| DEBATER | Bambi swallowed flying fox - he was a disputant (7) |
| MISNOMER | Flying fox or koala bear, say (8) |
| HIPBATH | Fruit bat has foremost place to sit and wash (3,4) |
