| ALABASTER | Roughly tear a slab of ornamental material (9) |
| THYLACINE | Tasmanian tiger dated your ornamental material lying around home (9) |
| RENDITION | Dramatic performance could tear a doctor away from ambition (9) |
| SATURATED | Dripping tear a stud dealt with (9) |
| ROSARIUMS | Gardens presenting a popular type of ornamental plant (9) |
| DRESSDOWN | Tear a strip off blue underwear (5,4) |
| ROASTBEEF | It's traditional to tear a strip off bully (5,4) |
| HAVEAGOAT | Tear a strip off (4,1,2,2) |
| SHRUBBERY | Collection of ornamental bushes (9) |
| CARTOUCHE | Concern about texture of ornamental tablet (9) |
| BRICABRAC | From an obsolete French phrase meaning "at random", a word for fancy goods, knick-knacks, miscellaneous old curios and other treasured odds and ends of ornamental value (4-1-4) |
| BEHEADING | Execution of ornamental edging man is involved in |
| PLACEMATS | Dinner table items of ornamental fabric in fashion all round (5,4) |
| LACE | Ornamental material for a boot-tie (4) |
| HAWKSBILLTURTLE | Eretmochelys imbricata, traditionally hunted for the ornamental material tortoiseshell (9,6) |
| PATERNAL | Roughly tear plan, as it's coming from the father (8) |
| APERTURE | Roughly tear up over half to stuff in the hole (8) |
| BALSA | Here's a slab of a very light wood (5) |
| BARK | Candy made of a slab of chocolate |
| GOLDLEAF | Ornamental material that has been beaten into a very thin sheet (4,4) |
