| STOLEAKISS | Sneaked some affection in shawl, a light touch |
| LISLE | Fabric in shawl is Lebanese (5) |
| SWADDLE | Wrap (baby) in shawl |
| WRAP | A light dressing-gown, outdoor garment, sarong or shawl; a single turn or fold; clingfilm, foil, paper etc covering/concealing food or a gift; or, the end of a session of filming (4) |
| TURNOVER | A triangular typically apple-filled pastry; an old word for a small shawl; a company's gross revenue; or, a front-page article, continued overleaf (4,4) |
| HUG | Hold in some affection |
| TOZIE | Scott’s shawl a hindrance around Australia |
| SONOFAGUN | Said with some affection about him that the canon has a baby (3,2,1,3) |
| IONA | Some affection admitted for island |
| THUG | Bully boy gets time to show some affection (4) |
| ENDEARMENT | Made rennet concoction to show some affection (10) |
| MANTISSA | Two seconds to replace the two lengths of lace shawl - a fractional part (8) |
| THRONESSTOWAWAY | "Can you believe I sneaked into Buckingham Palace in a trunk and saw the king? I was a ..." |
| YACHT | In 2021, four fans from Sydney were fined for breaching Covid rules when they sneaked into Queensland on a - - - to watch a Wallabies Test (5) |
| NUZZLES | Shows some affection |
| ATAPINCH | A light touch, over a short distance if necessary |
| HIDEANDSEEK | Game in which evil character reportedly sneaked around (4-3-4) |
| REPLICA | Quietly sneaked into saint's memorial, a copy (7) |
| KIDNEYBEANS | Cunningly sneaked by in vegetables (6,5) |
| SLABBY | Like chunk of cake to get rid of B&B sneaked in |
