| SEASON | Fall or winter |
| LANGLAUF | A gun involved with fall or winter sport |
| WATCH | Word linking with Spring, Autumn or Winter for a BBC series co-hosted by Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan (5) |
| SAD | Seasonal affective disorder acronym; the type of depression that occurs during certain seasons of the year, most often the autumn or winter (1,1,1) |
| SOUSE | Pickled pigs' ears, pork or trotters; brine, salt or vinegar; a drenching or ducking; a wash; a sluicing with water; a blow, fall or thump; a drunkard; or, a downward swoop of a hawk (5) |
| SNOW | A fall or blanket of ice crystals; a lemon- or vanilla-flavoured pudding resembling such; a winter; or, a whitefleshed variety of apple (4) |
| SOUP | Winter (or fall) (or spring) (or summer) bowlful |
| KHARIF | Name of India or Pakistan's autumn harvest or monsoon crop, as opposed to Rabi, the spring harvest or winter crop (6) |
| SEASONING | Traditionally dependent on the harvest of autumn, spring, summer or winter, the food/drink-enhancing herbs, pepper, salt or spices employed by a baker, chef, cook or vintner (9) |
| AVALANCHE | Fall or slide of a mass of snow or rocks down a mountainside (9) |
| SINK | Fall or descend to a lower place or level (4) |
| CASUS | A fall or accident, a grammatical case or desinence (4th m.) |
| KEEPUP | Don't let fall or fall behind (4,2) |
| STIRRUPS | Footrests or irons for a horse-rider's feet, hopefully preventing a fall or throw from their leather-clad seat (8) |
| DROP | An abrupt or steep fall or slope (4) |
| CROPPER | A plant yielding a good harvest; a grower; a guillotine; a fancy pigeon with a gullet inflated like a balloon for display; a heavy fall or tumble; or, a decided failure (7) |
| RAIN | Fall or drop leader |
| FLOP | Fall or fail |
| SEMESTER | Fall or spring period |
| APART | Word with fall or worlds |
