| HOODS | Brit's bonnets, in the States |
| WINGS | What the white bonnets in The Handmaid's Tale are called |
| HOOD | Car bonnet in the US (4) |
| ICECAP | Diamonds on your bonnet in the deepest north (3,3) |
| ENNOBLE | Maybe make peeress some genteel bonnets in retirement |
| REGAIN | Recover what's under the bonnet in behind second gasket (6) |
| JEMIMA | - Puddle-Duck; character wearing a shawl and bonnet in one of the children's books by Beatrix Potter (6) |
| HATPIN | It held a bonnet in place |
| ADULTHOOD | Blue bonnet in Charlotte's infancy? Far from it |
| COIFFE | Bonnet, in Boucherville |
| STEDE | Pirate Bonnet in Our Flag Means Death |
| TOTHEGOOD | Child, for example, wearing bonnet in front (2,3,4) |
| RHYSDARBY | New Zealand actor and comedian whose TV roles include Stede Bonnet in Our Flag Means Death (45) |
| SPIRITOFECSTASY | The ___ , ornamental female figurine on the bonnets of Rolls-Royce cars (6,2,7) |
| SCOTCHCAPS | Bonnets men picked, in blue (6,4) |
| ICECAPS | The opposite of sun bonnets (3,4) |
| HATES | Detests exotic starter covered in Scotch bonnets? |
| CATFLAPS | Easy entrance for felines in bonnets, according to Spooner (3,5) |
| VELVET | Likened to a mole's pelt, textile used for tudor bonnets, gowns, slippers and house shoes; or, the covering of a deer stag's antlers (6) |
| HATTREE | An arboresque stand equipped with branch-like pegs on which to hang one's bonnets, chapeaux, everyday millinery, headgear and the like (3,4) |
