| ROARINGFORTIES | Clamouring for ropes in stormy ocean tracts |
| EYESPLICE | Police missing circle is behind stares for rope in a loop (3,6) |
| MEME | A trait passed down the generations - clamouring for attention? |
| HUEANDCRY | Clamouring for shade and blubber (3,3,3) |
| CANOE | Hiawatha's transport in stormy ocean |
| ECHIDNA | Egg-laying mammals sheltered in stormy ocean, lack oxygen (7) |
| SALADENICOISE | Stormy ocean is ideal source of stuff for coastal city's dish |
| ONCEAGAIN | Beyond stormy ocean, to win a second time (4,5) |
| BEACON | It guides boats, primarily over stormy ocean (6) |
| THUNDERING | Clamouring about an inferior article (10) |
| AMOUR | Clamouring to cover up affair (5) |
| SISAL | Female relative given a line in material for ropes (5) |
| ROAR | Stormy ocean output |
| EYELETS | Peepholes in walls; or, grommets for receiving cords, laces or ropes in boots, garments or sails (7) |
| WISEGUYS | Partner, swapping tips for frauds, ropes in gangsters (4,4) |
| ZIPWIRES | Fasten ropes in cable mechanisms used for transportation |
| JUTE | Fibre used for ropes and sacking |
| COIR | Coconut fibre used for ropes or hard-wearing, rustic flooring (4) |
| ESPARTO | Grass, used for ropes, paper |
| CLEATS | T-shaped projections on board for ropes (6) |
