| NOSEGAY | Such a posy goes with any mixture (7) |
| BOUQUET | Word describing a group of pheasants when flushed; the characteristic aroma of wine or perfume; or, a floral arrangement, bigger than a posy (7) |
| CORSAGE | From the Latin for "body", the bodice of a dress; or, a posy or small bouquet worn pinned to said garment or on the wrist (7) |
| AMALGAM | Word for an alloy of mercury with another metal, thus for any mixture (7) |
| DAISY | One flower, obviously, is less than a posy to a Welshman (5) |
| REFUSETOPAY | Say no to Bill making a feature of a posy (6,2,3) |
| PALMA | Venetian painter born Jacopo Negretti, whose many portraits of ladies includes one of a blonde woman holding a posy of buttercups, forget-me-nots and primroses (5) |
| APOCALYPSE | Place a posy, put out for the unveiling (10) |
| PETAL | Part of a posy |
| SOAPY | Wet and slippery - "a posy" anagram ? (5) |
| SEPOY | In the east, a posy is given to an Indian soldier (5) |
| OSPREY | The Queen is given a posy and I am given the bird (6) |
| EURYOPS | Genus of plants with yellow, daisy-like flowers - could make rue posy (7) |
| ISOTYPE | Graphical representation of statistical information; tie posy (anag.) (7) |
| DRACHMA | Psychodrama about lost posy for ex-Greek spender (7) |
| SPRAYED | Posy heads evenly covered in mist (7) |
| ECRU | Shade that goes with any color |
| PI | Letter of the Greek alphabet / any mixture or jumble |
| RAYON | Artificial silk or any mixture of it (5) |
| DISPENSARY | I'd press any mixture where medicines are made up (10) |
