| FRIEZE | Cloth helping to decorate a wall (6) |
| 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) |
| EMBOSS | You might use this to decorate a present (6) |
| SEQUIN | Small shiny disc or spangle used to decorate a garment (6) |
| WREATH | Garland of seasonal foliage, dried oranges, cinnamon sticks, pine cones, ribbons, chillies etc to decorate a front door at Christmas (6) |
| POMPOM | Type of woollen ball used to decorate a straw basket or bobble hat (6) |
| DRESS | Word meaning to accoutre or clothe, to decorate a ship with flags, to toss salad in vinaigrette, to prepare poultry/crab or to tie an artificial fly (5) |
| RIBBON | Length of satin or grosgrain used as a hatband, to secure a pointe shoe or decorate a hand-tied bouquet (6) |
| BUNTING | A string of fabric flags to decorate a fete, boat or garden party; poet who wrote Briggflatts; or, a family of birds that includes the yellowhammer (7) |
| NONPAREIL | Word for something regarded as unequalled, such as a painted bunting; a fine russet apple; or, one of "hundreds and thousands" of rainbow- coloured sprinkles used to decorate a chocolate button of the |
| ORANGEBLOSSOM | Which flowers are traditionally used to decorate a bride? (6,7) |
| LIGHTS | These decorate a Christmas tree (6) |
| SHIRR | To gather fabric into two or more parallel rows to decorate a dress, blouse, etc . (5) |
| AZULEJO | From the Arabic for "little polished stone", a glazed blue-and-white or multicoloured tile used to decorate a Portuguese or Spanish building (7) |
| ICECUBES | Local requirement to decorate a thousand or a million, say (3,5) |
| GEMS | Stones used to decorate a crown |
| CLOVE | Aromatic spice used to decorate a baked ham |
| ICEPICK | To decorate a cake, choose an axe |
| WALLPAPER | Used to decorate a room (9) |
| GROVERCLEVELAND | First president to decorate a tree with electric lights |
