| COMFREY | Dubbed the super-plant of permaculture and found on riverbanks, a borage-like herb ideal for use as a potassium-rich garden feed (7) |
| OTTER | Playful furry creature found on riverbanks |
| GOESABROAD | Travels with a borage and soda brew (4,6) |
| DUMPDPEAR | Squat-shaped lead ideal for use in silt (*pump ready) (5,4) |
| CARABAO | Found on the road and found on the sea with a duck and water buffalo (7) |
| STITCH | A pain in the side said to be eased with the chickweed-like herb starwort; a ridge of land; a shock of corn; or, a knitter's purl, surgeon's suture, tailor's tack or other loop of thread (6) |
| PEDAL | From the Latin for "foot", a lever operated by said "pes" and found on such things as a bike, motor vehicle, organ, piano or sewing machine (5) |
| RAMSONS | Wild garlic forming carpets of star-shaped white flowers and lily-of-the-valley-like leaves over riverbanks and woodlands that is often foraged in the spring (7) |
| RUBY | Red corundum associated with the tincture gules and found on royal insignia; boxing slang for blood; or, an old type size, between pearl and nonpareil (4) |
| PEBBLES | Cobble-like stones found on beaches and riverbanks (7) |
| WATERVOLE | Endangered semi-aquatic mammal inhabiting riverbanks and feeding on grasses, meadowsweet, willowherb, elderberries and bramble fruits (5,4) |
| WASHEDUP | Failed completely and found on the beach (6,2) |
| SHOVEL | Ram lost and found on the beach (6) |
| SAND | Small and found on the beach (4) |
| SEAMAN | Old woman insane, wandering and found on a boat (6) |
| FLOTSAM | Goods lost and found on the sea (7) |
| HARROW | Most of the dried grass on riverbank leads to trouble (6) |
| OREGANO | From the Greek for "mountain of brightness", a marjoram-like herb (7) |
| SAMARA | Tree-like herb of the genus Musa, bearing hanging clusters of elongated fruit (6) |
| BEACH | Piece of nature found on some riverbanks |
