| KECK | Another word for cow-parsley (4) |
| LACE | Queen Anne's - - -, another name for cow parsley (4) |
| ANNE | A queen of the Stuart dynasty whose skill in lacemaking, or lace itself, is said to have inspired one of the names for cow-parsley (4) |
| QUEENANNESLACE | Pack members holding medicinal plant back, beginning to look for cow parsley |
| WEED | We would get energy from cow parsley (4) |
| AMMI | - - - - majus or bishop's flower closely resembling cow parsley (4) |
| BYRE | Bay trees regularly cut to make way for cow shed (4) |
| SCUD | Fly seen as singular nutrient for cow |
| VACA | Spanish for "cow" |
| DILL | Herb related to fennel, wild carrot, cow-parsley, lovage and celery (4) |
| PENS | Writing instruments / small enclosures for cows, sheep, poultry |
| BARN | Place for cows |
| CUDS | Mealtime seconds, for cows |
| KECKSY | An old provincial word for a hollow stalk or stem of an umbelliferous plant, such as cow-parsley or hemlock (6) |
| KOPECK | Work amongst cow-parsley for foreign money (6) |
| BUYER | He foots the bill for cow barn, one hears (5) |
| RUMINANT | Drink in trailer for cow, perhaps? (8) |
| BROWBEAT | Cattle food, say, below summit of hill for cow |
| ABERDEENANGUS | Ensure bandage is tight for cow |
| BULLY | One in herd attracted by female, with yen for cow |
