| ROLLEDUP | Like an umbrella, furled or pulled out |
| SWISSROLL | A flexible floating pier or jetty that can be furled; or, a type of roulade of sponge cake with a filling of strawberry jam and whipped cream (5,4) |
| USEDUP | Exhausted, like an umbrella |
| OCTAGONAL | Design a long coat shaped like an umbrella? (9) |
| SLED | A vehicle on runners for conveying loads or passengers, especially over snow, drawn by horses, dogs, reindeer or pulled by one or more persons |
| TWANG | Onomatopoeic word for the plucked or pulled string of a bow or guitar; or, a local intonation (5) |
| BUTTONEDUP | Like coat securely put on, or pulled off (8,2) |
| BBQJOINT | Place to get ribs or pulled pork |
| CART | Wheeled vehicle, can be pushed or pulled |
| LEG | Body part which is often shaken or pulled |
| INJURY | Sprained ankle or pulled muscle |
| ATTRACTED | Tempted or pulled towards (9) |
| CARTS | Wheeled vehicles that can be pushed or pulled (5) |
| ONTOW | Ring won't be moved or pulled (2,3) |
| TAUT | Stretched or pulled tight (4) |
| TORN | Severed or pulled |
| ASIDE | Way to be brushed or pulled |
| ROLLS | Buns; furled cylinders of cake, carpet, cloth, newspaper, parchment etc; strips of material with pockets for paintbrushes, pencils or tools; lists of names; trills; or, throws of dice (5) |
| REEFS | Horizontal strips of sails that can be furled and secured with double knots; sandbanks or shoals; or, in gold mining, veins of auriferous quartz (5) |
| GASKET | Mechanical seal recalled in an expression synonymous with "blow a fuse"; or, a cord securing a furled sail (6) |
