| TATAR | Mongolian warrior giving thanks to sailor (5) |
| HORDE | From Turkish for "camp", word for a tribe of nomadic Mongolian warriors first, later a vast crowd of fans, insects, shoppers, tourists or anything else (5) |
| JUNTA | Lady stopped short giving thanks to council (5) |
| TALON | Hook giving thanks to half of capital (5) |
| TASTE | Try to set out after giving thanks (5) |
| PIETA | Picture dish that's easy to make before giving thanks (5) |
| SITAR | Instrument is up to sailor to provide (5) |
| ABATE | Put an end to sailor getting worried (5) |
| ABOVE | Superior to sailor, almost finished (5) |
| TABARD | Inn where pilgrims met, giving thanks to poet |
| IOTA | Little letter giving thanks to ten (4) |
| TAKEABOW | Acknowledge praise while giving thanks to mountain parrot and old fashioned weapon (4,1,3) |
| BATIK | Come up with a set of tools to sailor for cloth printing |
| TAR | Sailor giving thanks at the end of the war (3) |
| TALC | Giving thanks, on line, and can start to produce baby powder (4) |
| HARVEST | The Pilgrims were giving thanks for this at the first Thanksgiving |
| CHEERS | Makes supportive noises, giving thanks (6) |
| NOTATION | Thought about giving thanks for way of writing (8) |
| LESSING | Novelist giving thanks for opening book being ignored (7) |
| REAP | *___ harvest before giving thanks |
