| RAINWEAR | Cold listener dressing in coat, say? |
| GARMENT | Civilised chap conceals weapon in coat, say (7) |
| GUILD | Put on expensive coat, say, in club |
| IMPOSTERS | Three toddlers in a trench coat, say |
| CHARLIE | Man of 10, Wally, given coat, say (7,6) |
| SHORN | Free of a wool coat, say |
| PAINTS | adds a coat, say |
| GUILT | Self-reproach at expensive coat, say (5) |
| SATISFACTORY | Adequate first coat, say, rendered (12) |
| HORSEHAIR | Hero has misplaced Irish filly's coat, say (9) |
| INFER | Conclude wearing a certain coat, say (5) |
| TABBYCAT | Tom sporting a striped coat, say |
| CONFER | Give criminal warm coat, say (6) |
| CHAUFFEUR | Driver to exhibit coat, say (9) |
| FIRS | Trees with coats, say |
| OUTERWEAR | Coats, say, or literally what the circles contain |
| LUMBERJACKSONG | Monty Python sketch in which Michael Palin sings of chopping down trees and dressing in women's clothing: 2 wds. |
| RANCH | In 1992, this overtook Italian as the most popular salad dressing in the U.S. |
| GARNISH | Decorate with husband, after dressing in rags (7) |
| RETIRING | Shy about dressing in old-fashioned way (8) |
