| BEARARMS | Carry weapons with sleeves rolled up, we hear (4,4) |
| BEAR | Carry weapons with sleeves rolled up, one hears (4,4) |
| ARMS | Carry weapons with sleeves rolled up, one hears (4,4) |
| THERIGHT | Privilege claimed by Americans with their sleeves rolled up, they say? (3,5,2,4,4) |
| ELEVATES | Lifts up a sleeve rolled around end of wrist (8) |
| ALARMIST | Scaremonger gets top celebs to carry weapon |
| STENGUNS | Weapons with small barrels loaded by English (4,4) |
| HARPOONS | Large pointed weapons with long ropes attached used to hunt whales (8) |
| SPEARS | They listen to the bookie and carry weapons (6) |
| CHARMER | Manipulator with an engaging personality gets pop diva to carry weapon (7) |
| RAGLAN | An overcoat with no shoulder seams but with sleeves extending up to the neck (6) |
| SMALLARMS | Easy-to-carry weapons |
| SWEARWORD | Carry weapon externally, prompting unwanted exclamation (9) |
| CLOGDANCE | Start to carry weapon to protect dog mistreated in noisy performance |
| REDARMY | Communist forces bloody Yankee to carry weapon (3,4) |
| PISTOL | Troop is told to carry weapon (6) |
| OPENARMS | Certainly not secret weapons with which people are welcomed (4,4) |
| EPEES | Weapons with blades about a yard long |
| ALBS | In Christianity, long white linen vestments with sleeves, worn by priests (4) |
| LPS | Music recordings that are covered with sleeves: Abbr. |
