| BLOATED | In bed, a lot twisted and swollen (7) |
| DOODLES | They're drawn back to bed a lot |
| COTTAGE | Time in bed, a long time, in type of hospital? |
| CHEROOT | In bed a valiant man needs something he can smoke (7) |
| INFLAME | Become red and swollen in burning gas (7) |
| TRUNDLE | A small wheel or castor; the act of rolling slowly; a wheeled bed; a quill of gold thread in heraldry; or, a hoop (7) |
| TURNOUT | Word for a getting out of bed; a call to duty; a coming on shift or attendance at work; an assemblage or muster generally; get-up; or, the manner in which one is arrayed or equipped (7) |
| ENGORGE | Make full and swollen |
| SPINDLE | A pin or spike by which thread is twisted and whose name is the etymological root of "fuselage"; or, something thusly slender, such as a baluster, chair leg or watch fusee (7) |
| WRITHED | Dr White twisted and twisted (7) |
| RAMBLED | Twisted and turned pile driver and drew blood (7) |
| TRUCKLE | ____ bed, a low one on wheels stored under another for use by visitors (7) |
| GNARLED | Twisted and bent over (7) |
| ORBITED | One grabbed by debtor, twisted and turned round (7) |
| LIEDOWN | Rest on bed, a whopper, with feathers (3,4) |
| FAUXAMI | Partly flawed, most twisted and one unreliable ally (4,3) |
| SISTINE | Chapel is twisted and isn't spreading energy |
| NEEDSBE | Originally named 'Beds' a€“ to change is necessary (5-2) |
| BOXED | In bed, a beast of burden practised pugilism |
| COLT | Left, in bed, a little horse (4) |
