| FLARES | Pyrotechnic devices used for conveying distress signals at sea; or, a style of wide-legged trousers (6) |
| FIREWORKS | Word for Catherine-wheels, Roman candles and other pyrotechnic devices, used figuratively to describe a display of virtuosity or temper (9) |
| PALAZZO | Italian word for a palatial building; or, a style of loose wide-legged trousers (7) |
| ALDIS | ___ lamp - traditionally used for sending signals at sea (5) |
| SEMAPHORES | Signals at sea |
| WIGWAGS | Signals at sea |
| DRAINPIPE | Narrow-legged trousers (9) |
| TWIST | A bend in a road; a swindle; a silk thread; a mixed drink; a spiral-shaped barley sugar, roll of bread/tobacco, sliver of lemon zest or wineglass stem; or, a style of hip-gyrating dance (5) |
| PILOT | Word for a steersman originally, later a balloonist; an aviator; a mariner's navigational handbook for use at sea; or, a guide or leader at large (5) |
| JARDINIERE | Word, from the French for "female gardener", for a decorative flower box or plant stand; a garnish of mixed seasonal legumes; or, a style of drapery with a floral pattern and crescent-shaped ruffled h |
| ROULEAU | A packet of coins in paper; a roll of ribbon; or, a style of button loop on the back of a bridal gown (7) |
| HOUSEWIFE | An old-fashioned word for a chatelaine, domestic goddess, hausfrau or lady/mistress of the menage; a pocket sewing kit, aka an etui or hussy; or, a style of pillowcase (9) |
| LIFEBOAT | A craft designed for rescues at sea; or, a measure taken in an attempt to save a business or investor etc in figurative troubled waters (8) |
| FLAT | Coulisse or fake wall forming part of a theatre set; or, a style of shoe such as a pump or slipper (4) |
| MONTAGE | French word for a pictorial technique used in art or advertising in which pre-existing images are cut out and reassembled to create a single collage-like paste-up or composite photograph; or, a style |
| RENNE | French word for a dance in which participants move in a circle; a bout of conversation; or, a style of script (5) |
| TAILGATE | A hinged door/flap at the rear of a hatchback, shooting brake or truck; or, a style of jazz trombone playing (8) |
| PEGTOP | A conical whirligig spun from a pointed base; or, a style of trousers with tapering legs and a wide waist (3-3) |
| PANCAKE | Another name for a crepe; a form of theatrical make-up; or, a style of tutu (7) |
| MULE | Offspring of a male donkey and a female horse; or, a style of backless slipper or light shoe (4) |
