| PLACKET | Skirt pocket or packet that could hold lunch-starter (7) |
| WRITERS | Silly bowler's trick that could hold up play, for example (7,5) |
| AIRSHIP | A packet that doesn't come by sea? (7) |
| SACHETS | Small sealed bags or packets (7) |
| TEABAGS | Packets that come with strings attached? (3,4) |
| TROUSER | Pocket, or most of possible container thereof (7) |
| AMPHORA | Old reserve from Roma perhaps could hold one's drink in the past (7) |
| PITCHER | Baseball player could hold his drink (7) |
| ENTHRAL | Learnt about hydrogen, which could hold one spellbound (7) |
| ANDIRON | No drain could hold enough for this fireside implement (7) |
| HANDFUL | Had fun, when about fifty? As much as one could hold! (7) |
| LIPBALM | Winter dryness relief in one's pocket or purse: 2 wds. |
| LEGIRON | What's required to get rid of creases in trousers? It could hold you prisoner (3,4) |
| MUG | Root beer brand, or something that could hold root beer |
| INKSTAND | Tailless black bear that could hold a pen |
| IPODSHUFFLE | Discontinued Apple product that could hold many tracks |
| SACHET | A chest that could hold perfume (6) |
| COMPENDIUM | Book of useful hints or facts; collection of puzzles or board games in a single box; or, a set or packet of stationery for writing letters (10) |
| LOOSELEAF | Term for cha sold in caddies or packets rather than small individual bags; or, albums, binders or notebooks with removable/refillable pages (5-4) |
| MAILBOAT | Postal packet that goes overseas (4,4) |
