| FORGOODNESS | Replacing fake dog roses, son uses an expression of anger (3,8,4) |
| SAKE | Replacing fake dog roses, son uses an expression of anger (3,8,4) |
| FORGOODNESSSAKE | Replacing gross seafood, Ken uses an expression of annoyance (3,8,4) |
| DARN | Repair holes with an expression of anger (4) |
| GRICER | Train-spotter making an expression of anger about winter weather (6) |
| SNEER | Poles always use an expression of contempt |
| ISAAC | Sarah's son uses savings scheme account |
| SWEETS | Son uses social media heading off for final courses (6) |
| AFFRAYS | Fights to use an expression in speech (7) |
| PILFERAGE | Thieving large amount of money brought about fine expression of anger |
| HEDGEROW | Botanical border forming part of the landscape of the countryside, rich in honeysuckle, dog roses and apple-scented sweetbrier in June (8) |
| HAMPSHIRE | County with the floral emblem of the dog rose, home to Highclere, Mottisfont Abbey, parts of the New Forest, Test Valley, Watership Down and parts of the Wayfarer's Walk (9) |
| RANT | Read note, oddly, as expression of anger (4) |
| GROWN | Developed expression of anger shortly before noon (5) |
| DAMNATION | Expression of anger in mother country (9) |
| DRAT | Fairly mild expression of anger or annoyance (4) |
| HEDGE | Boundary of trees and shrubs dividing farmland and rural landscapes, typically hawthorn, blackthorn, hornbeam, hazel, oak, dog roses, honeysuckle, ivy, traveller's joy... (5) |
| THORNS | Prickles of brambles, broom, dog roses, may trees, juniper, sloe bushes and other scrubland plants (6) |
| OUTBURST | Sudden expression of anger |
| EGAD | Archaic expression of anger, surprise, etc |
