| DODDLE | Repair old teddy shorn of coat, an easy task (6) |
| FLEECED | Charged too much for being shorn of coat (7) |
| OPEN | Word describing an unbuttoned coat, an unclosed door or book, land free from trees, an uncrossed cheque or a ticket or competition free from restrictions (4) |
| MARZIPAN | Sugary paste of ground almonds that is rolled thin to coat an apricot jam-covered Christmas cake; or, a bite-sized bonne bouche, delicacy, fancy or fruit-shaped fondant made of said amygdalate confect |
| BONTEBOK | Antelope of southern Africa with a deep reddish-brown coat an: a white tail, blaze and rump patch (8) |
| PENURY | It might draw decision-makers shorn of a leader for want of money (6) |
| EXERTS | Brings into play authorities shorn of power (6) |
| CENTRE | Recent renovation shorn of trappings in headquarters (6) |
| BREEZE | Sort of block an easy task (6) |
| PICNIC | Food al fresco is an easy task (6) |
| FLEECE | A sheep's woollen coat; the wool shorn from said ovine in one clip; or, a heraldic representation of thus (6) |
| EXACT | Precise old treaty shorn of power (5) |
| TOPBANANA | Kingpin's best headgear shorn of diamonds (3,6) |
| ANGORA | Fur obtainable from shorn kangaroo (6) |
| TERSE | Short chapter selected shorn of trappings (5) |
| CLEAR | Plain article arrived shorn of trappings (5) |
| EDGE | Advantage in financial document shorn of trappings |
| DISTRESSED | Upset by having been shorn of hair? (10) |
| GILD | Young woman shorn of resistance finally consented: don't do this to Lily! |
| SUSHI | Japanese food has this use when shorn of trimmings possibly (5) |
