| RAG | Informal word for a low-quality newspaper; or, a herd of colts (3) |
| RAKE | A hay- or grass-gathering tool; a thin horse; a herd of colts; a string of wagons; a train of railway carriages; or, a debauched man of fashion, aka roue (4) |
| ARAGON | A low quality newspaper referring to region of NE Spain (6) |
| JOURNEY | Archaic word for a day's work or travel; a voyage; a set of colliery trucks; or, a herd of giraffes (7) |
| RAGS | Scraps or oddments of cloth for making rugs and dolls, curling the hair or cleaning; informal word for tabloids; sails or tattered clothes; or, herds of colts (4) |
| COW | Any one of a herd of female cattle rounded or driven by a wrangler (3) |
| LEA | A herd of sheep may be found on this grazing land |
| MOO | Exclamation while driving past a herd of cows |
| PASSAGE | A journey by ship or the route taken; a bird's migration; an extract from a book or newspaper; or, a section of a piece of music (7) |
| ONS | Term for a low-commitment tryst, on dating apps: abbr. |
| GANG | Company of labourers; a group of robbers; a herd of elk; or, a set of wall switches or sockets (4) |
| TRIP | Word for an excursion, a stumble, hallucinatory experience, a herd of goats or a flock of wildfowl (4) |
| PARADE | A row of shops; a procession; a herd of elephants; or, a line of goslings led by their parent (6) |
| ZEAL | Sharing its root with "jealousy", a word for intense or fanatical ardour; or, a herd or "dazzle" of zebra (4) |
| FLOOR | A word for a low price or what's under one's feet, where one walks or where politicians speak (5) |
| THE | Show that tried to solve which herd of elephants went through the shrubs? (3,10,9) |
| MAINDRAG | Oversee low-quality newspaper covering a busy part of town (4,4) |
| DECOLLETE | French word for a low-cut dress or top that bares the neck/shoulders (9) |
| VALE | Word for a low area of land between hills used in place names (4) |
| POD | Shell in herd of marine animals (3) |
