| TIESON | Attaches, like a ribbon |
| SEWSON | Attaches, like a Girl Scout badge |
| SASH | From the French word "chassis", meaning "frame", a term for a sliding framework fitted with a windowpane; or, a ribbon or a scarf worn as a belt (4) |
| TASSEL | Golden "toff" on a mortarboard; ornamental tuft as a key fob or to decorate a cushion, curtain tieback or bell pull; or, a ribbon bookmark (6) |
| SCROLL | Furl or cylinder of parchment or paper inscribed with text; or, a ribbon-like decorative motif, sometimes bearing a motto (6) |
| RAFFIA | A ribbon-like fibre obtained from the leaves of a palm, used in weaving mats and baskets (6) |
| PURL | Warmed spiced wormwood ale; a knitting stitch; a cord of twisted gold or silver wire; an ornamental loop or picot on the edge of a ribbon; an eddy or ripple; or, the babble, bubble, burble, gurgle or |
| STREAMER | A ribbon of news; a strip of confetti; or, a ray or wisp of auroral light (8) |
| TAPE | A pet on a ribbon (4) |
| NOODLE | A ribbon-like strip of pasta |
| ABANDONS | Strands of a ribbon on a pole (8) |
| TYPEWRITER | Device with a ribbon and a carriage |
| ROSETTE | In parrot-fashion, set a ribbon as a favour {7) |
| IRANIBOMB | A ribbon I'm entangling with a Persian high explosive (5,4) |
| BONNET | A hat with a ribbon tied under the chin (6) |
| AGLET | A metal tube at the end of a ribbon or shoelace; or, any ornamental pendant or dangling thing (5) |
| INFULA | Without shortening, cut a ribbon attached to a mitre |
| UNTIE | Prepare to remove, as a ribbon on a gift |
| BOWKNOT | A double-looped ornamental fastening in a ribbon, tie etc. (7) |
| WRAP | You use nice paper to do this to presents. You might like to tie a ribbon on as well (4) |
