| NONVIOLENT | Peaceful action forbidden before church season aĆā¬Ćā six apprehended (3-7) |
| DEMONSTRATIONS | Peaceful actions (3-7,14) |
| BANDAGE | Dressing reportedly forbidden before date (7) |
| SUMMERTIME | Season a little with a herb, we're told (10) |
| ADVENTURER | Church season less defiled after dismissing priest, an opportunist |
| WREATH | Circlet of seasonal winter greenery placed on a door or a table during the festive season; a niveous drift formed in a blizzard; or, a curl of smoke or cloud (6) |
| TEMPEST | From the Latin meaning "time, season", a violent windstorm; or, a commotion akin to said gale (7) |
| FOUR | Derived from the Greek meaning "season". a 24th part of a day (4) |
| SILENT | Is uplifted over church season, like a Trappist (6) |
| PHARMACIST | Drug dealer with power to destroy is apprehended? |
| REARRESTED | Stop in grass to be apprehended again (10) |
| CRESTEDGREBE | Great --- ---, aquatic bird with blackish ear tufts and, in the breeding season, a dark brown frill around the head (7,5) |
| YEAR | Sharing a root with the Greek for "season", a unit of time upon which the calendar or an almanac is based (4) |
| CELERY | - salt; ingredient used to season a Bloody Mary, Caesar cocktail or peeled quail egg (6) |
| SPRINGBOARD | Season a piece of sawn timber as an aid to divers |
| SUMMER | Season a pudding with bread and fruit (6) |
| SPRING | Season a type of Chinese roll? (6) |
| STRATA | Start to season a baked dish from the East in layers (6) |
| LITTLETHINGS | TV drama currently in its final season: "A Million ___" (2) |
| FLAVOURSOME | Season a few to make them tasty |
