| SHADE | Something provided by a canopy |
| NEWS | Something provided by the media |
| SERVICE | Something provided by priest in church (and restaurateur) (7) |
| COVER | Screen something provided by an insurer (5) |
| TENTROPE | Something provided by guy for campers? (4,4) |
| EVIDENCE | Indicate something provided by witnesses (8) |
| TESTER | A tizzy or sixpence; a quizzer or examiner; a canopy over a four-poster bed; or, a miniature pot of paint, a sample or a scent, for one to try (6) |
| CHUTE | A rapid or waterfall; a slide into a swimming-pool; a log flume; or, an informal word for a canopy providing air resistance during a jump (5) |
| COMPRESSEDAIR | Something provided on garage forecourt |
| FREEBIE | Something provided without charge |
| DAIS | Platform for a lectern or a throne with or without a canopy, originally one in a medieval hall where the lord of the manor dined with his family (4) |
| NET | Textile such as tulle for tutus and veils; a strip dividing a badminton or tennis court; or, a canopy around a bed to keep mosquitoes at bay (3) |
| ARBOUR | Shady garden alcove, either a wooden bench with a canopy or a natural formation of trees (6) |
| UNDERGROWTH | Plants in a garden (or forest) which attain a relatively low height, because they grow beneath a canopy of foliage (11) |
| FOREST | One has a canopy and a floor |
| WOODLAND | Considered ancient if arboraceous since 1600, a sylvan type of habitat with seasonal blankets of snowdrops, carpets of bluebells and cushions of moss under a canopy of ash, beech, chestnut, oak and/or |
| HOWDAH | A seat for riding on an elephant or camel's back, especially one with a canopy (6) |
| TENTLESS | Lacking a canopy |
| BEDPOST | Supporter of a canopy |
| FORESTED | Under a canopy |
