| HANDPUPPET | It may be a sock |
| HAT | "It's a shirt. It's a sock. It's a glove. It's a ___." |
| HOLE | An aperture, such as an animal's burrow, a cup in a green for a golf ball, a needle's eye or a potato in a sock (4) |
| POTATO | Informal word for a large hole in a sock or stocking; or, according to Icelandic tradition, a vegetable left by the Yule Lads in a shoe of a naughty child at Christmas (6) |
| SASH | Frame it, then put a sock in it (4) |
| ANKLETAT | Art that may be covered by a sock |
| DRYER | It may "eat" a sock |
| PUTMYFOOT | What I do with a sock will be a 29 (3,2,4,2,2) |
| STOCKINGFILLER | One of a series of gifts placed in a sock at Christmas such as a bar of soap, bath cube, clementine, chocolate coin, monogrammed handkerchief ... (8,6) |
| PIPESDOWN | Makes a conduit for feathers and puts a sock in it (5,4) |
| COMEDY | Opposite of tragedy in ancient Greek theatre, symbolised by a sock; humorous film, play or event; or, a story with a happy ending (6) |
| SPUD | Narrow spade for weeding; a potato; or, a hole in a sock (4) |
| RIGHT | A sock, though it could refer to a shoe (5) |
| COCKUPS | Mistakes with a cup, perhaps? Put a sock in it! (7) |
| HUSH | "Put a sock in it!" |
| SHH | "Put a sock on it!" |
| NEHI | Soda that's a homophone of a sock |
| BAM | What may come from a sock? |
| KNEE | Where a sock may reach |
| ODD | Like a sock without a mate |
