| SPECTRAL | Insubstantial plaster wound around top of cut (8) |
| RIGHTARM | Tackle wound around top of tower's main support (5,3) |
| SCORES | Ulcers covering top of cuts and scratches (6) |
| SCIMITAR | Sword wound around one hand, cut (8) |
| DOWNPOUR | Pro wound around in rain (8) |
| EARMUFFS | Same fur wound around friends initially warming couple? (8) |
| STANDING | Bee wound around and found his social position (8) |
| ABINITIO | I obtain wound around eye, say, from scratch |
| HALFTERM | Break twisted felt that's got wound around |
| LIGAMENT | Tissue used for dressing wounds around match (8) |
| ROLLS | Petit pains; snacks consisting of pieces of pastry wound around sausage meat or julienned vegetables; or, throws of dice (5) |
| TURBAN | This headgear consists of a length of fabric wound around the head. It originated in the Old World, although Native Americans also originated a form. European men wore them for a time in the 14th cent |
| ARM | Branch wound around proper variety of poplar? (3) |
| ECLAT | Brilliant display of yarn wound around cape |
| GORSE | Plant wound around end of trellis (5) |
| FINGERBOWL | Long fibre wound around opening of wine vessel on dinner table (10) |
| EDITORIAL | Guardian site desperate to bandage wound around paper's leader - investigation of some concern? (10,9) |
| ESPIONAGE | Guardian site desperate to bandage wound around paper's leader - investigation of some concern? (10,9) (see 12D) |
| INDUSTRIAL | Guardian site desperate to bandage wound around paper's leader - investigation of some concern? (10,9) (see 1A) |
| PUTTEE | Strip of cloth wound around the leg, as used by soldiers in WW1 |
