| QUARTO | Like a folio, but folded again |
| CREASED | Credit made more affordable, but folded |
| LEAF | A folio of a book; a botanical structure known in its embryonic form as a cotyledon; or, gold in the form of foil, used in gilding (4) |
| PAGE | One side of a leaf or a folio of a book; or, historically, a boy in training for knighthood (4) |
| SHEAF | A novel, a folio and a bundle of papers |
| VERSO | From "turned leaf", the back of a folio or sheet; a left-hand page of an open book; or, the rear of something, such as a coin, medal or painting (5) |
| CARAFE | Serious attention to keep a folio inside a wine bottle |
| PAPAGENO | Fowler gave page a folio |
| DAF | Hebrew for page; a folio of Talmud |
| DATAFILE | Set of records offering ridiculous detail in which a folio is buried (4,4) |
| PENNATE | From "feather, fin, wing", word used to denote a botanical folio with a distinctly plume- or quill-like shape (7) |
| OAKLEAF | Any one of the Quercus folios symbolising the National Trust or forming a cluster on a US military decoration; or, a lettuce with serrated edges, like said foliage (3-4) |
| BRACT | A botanical word, stemming from the Latin root "thin metal lamina, gold-leaf", for a small modified folio (5) |
| LEAFLET | One of a clover's three or hopefully four folioles; or, a single-folio flyer (7) |
| DEFAMATORY | Fake folio made by a conservative is libellous (10) |
| FETCH | Go and get folio to produce a picture |
| FOUND | Came across folio to undo again |
| IOTA | Folio tactfully included a trace (4) |
| RARE | Like copies of Shakespeare's First Folio |
| PATHETIC | Poor film about a crime where folio goes astray |
