| WAISTCOAT | Expect to get tacos wrapped in a garment (9) |
| TOPCOAT | Infant a cop wrapped in a garment (7) |
| WHITEBAIT | Expect to get hot bite ? cooked seafood (9) |
| FREEBOARD | What the crew will expect to get above the water (9) |
| HAZARDOUS | A zebra's head, wrapped in a shroud roughly, is hairy (9) |
| ENCHILADA | Mexican snack wrapped in a soft tortilla (9) |
| ABUNDANCE | Little cake wrapped in a ball - that's plenty (9) |
| BEANSTALK | Jack climbed this staircase initially wrapped in a blanket, shivering (9) |
| NODULE | No! Get into a duel and you can expect to get a lump |
| VENT | A slit in a garment, now in the back of a coat (4) |
| PARCEL | From "small portion", a word for a distinct piece or plot of land; an object or a collection of goods, wrapped in a single package; a lot; or, a company, group, party or set (6) |
| VALUE | Something like a valve you expect to get at a shop (5) |
| MIDGET | Expect to get a dim response about such a small thing (6) |
| RETORT | The sort of response you'd expect to get in a laboratory! |
| LECTURE | Surrounded by temptation, half expect to get a stern talking-to (7) |
| TUCK | A pleat or fold in a garment, usually stitched down so as to make it a better fit (4) |
| DARN | To mend a hole in a garment with a series of crossing or interwoven stitches (4) |
| HIPS | What you'd expect to get in a casino starting off or joints that swing? (4) |
| INCREASE | It's the position when a batsman can expect to get a rise (8) |
| ADHERE | These days the woman's beginning to expect to get stick |
