| SHIELD | Piece of armour carried on arm (6) |
| SHIELDS | Protective pieces of armour carried on the arm (7) |
| GORGET | From Old French for "throat", a piece of armour or part of a wimple worn to cover/protect the neck, hence a band of colour on the craw or crop of a hummingbird or other avian (6) |
| WEAPON | Hand rolling over end of sleeve on arm (6) |
| SCUTUM | Latin word for "shield" that refers to a large oblong Roman example of said piece of armour; a constellation; or, one of the protective plates of an armadillo, insect or turtle (6) |
| TATTOO | Tasteless jewellery into the bargain leaves mark on arm (6) |
| NUGGET | On arm pulled back, see lump (6) |
| REMEDY | Medical solution and thin bandages ending on arm (6) |
| HELMET | Kind of wood used in the odd piece of armour (6) |
| BANGLE | Strike alongside the French, wearing this on arm |
| BICEPS | Muscles worked on arm day |
| RANSOM | Free with money to waste on arms (6) |
| SECRET | An official level of classification for information; an inaudible prayer at Mass; a piece of armour hidden by clothes; or, something known only to its initiates, such as a password (6) |
| CUISSE | Copper is found on case for some piece of armour for the thigh (6) |
| TUILLE | Piece of armour has one in thin silk net (6) |
| TASSEL | Decoration left on piece of armour plate |
| TASSET | Territorial Army's fixed a piece of armour (6) |
| UMBREL | Cart heading off to deliver piece of armour |
| STAINSSLEEVE | Dancing lassies' event leaves marks on arm of coat (6,6) |
| MARZIPAN | Sweet result of breaking on arm getting a fastener in (8) |
