| AFEATHERINONESCAP | Ace dad full of energy copies nan sporting a badge of honour |
| FEATHERDUSTERS | Dad full of energy sorted rusted spades and brushes (7,7) |
| APACE | With urgency; ace pa (anag.) (5) |
| DROPDEAD | Exceptionally sweet pa, full of energy! |
| INSIGNIA | Pub holds soldiers back in the middle of sociable? It's a badge of honour! (8) |
| BROOCH | Is it a badge of honour for church starting witchcraft? Mostly! (6) |
| COCKADE | A knot of ribbons worn in a hat as a badge of office (7) |
| ENSIGN | A badge of authority for a standard-bearer |
| DIADEM | Ornamental headband worn as a badge of royalty |
| NERD | Put-down that nowadays may be worn as a badge of honor |
| COTE | Culverhouse for doves or pigeons, once a badge of the elite (4) |
| ROSETTE | A badge of office (7) |
| MEDAL | Edmund taken in by Malcolm having badge of honour (5) |
| COLOURS | Flag indicating nationality or regiment; or, a badge, cap or other symbol of membership of a club or school sports team (7) |
| BUTTON | Fastening measured in lignes; round object such as a badge or a disc of chocolate; or, a switch (6) |
| COATOFARMS | A blazon whose achievement consists of a shield displaying a badge, banner, compartment, crest, flag, helmet, mantling, motto, supporters, wreath and sometimes more (4,2,4) |
| LAPEL | Part of a jacket where you might pin a badge (5) |
| TIPSTAFF | Rod with a cap of metal carried as a badge by some officials (8) |
| EMBLEM | It's repetitive of me to include a pound when up for a badge (6) |
| EMBARGOED | Had to put a temporary ban on a badge getting more elaborate (9) |
