| FEELINGGROGGY | Suffering from a long fight or a long flight, perhaps |
| CLASH | Word imitative of a loud prang, a bang from two colliding armies, a jarring conflict of colours, a pile-up of events, a fight or a noisy Scottish claver/chat (5) |
| MUZZLING | It could prevent a fight or a bite |
| AMMO | Eggs in a food fight or a Halloween prank, e.g. |
| ODYSSEUS | He wandered home after a long fight... |
| AWARD | Maybe Tony died after a long fight (5) |
| COAT | An animal's fur or pelt; a single application of paint or nail polish; a layer of a plant bulb; or, a long garment such as a redingote (4) |
| STILT | Dialect for a crutch or a plough handle; either of a pair of poles worn to increase one's height; one of a set of posts for raising a building above the water; or, a long-legged wader (5) |
| PIPING | Tubing or a long tube-like thing, such as fabric-covered cord edging a collar, cuff, curtain, cushion etc; or, a line of buttercream, Chantilly or icing, ornamenting a cake or pudding (6) |
| JETLAGGED | Suffering the effects of a long flight (3-6) |
| JETLAG | Fatigue from a long flight (3,3) |
| DUGIN | Prepared for a long fight |
| DIGSIN | Prepares for a long fight |
| MEAL | It's served on a long flight |
| MALLET | Implement for playing a percussion instrument such as a marimba, glockenspiel or xylophone; or, a long-handled stick for croquet or polo (6) |
| TAPE | A cassette; a finishing line; a strip of cellulose, cotton, linen etc for binding or sticking; or, a long flexible ruler for dressmaking/tailoring (4) |
| LADLE | A deep spoon for serving soup or sauce; a vessel for conveying molten metal in a foundry; or, a long-handled Scottish church collection-box (5) |
| LOCKUP | A jail or roundhouse; an off-site garage, shelter for a motor car, small shop, storage unit etc, secured with a bolt; or, a long-term investment (4-2) |
| GEAR | Toothed wheel engaged in a car or on a bike; or, kit and caboodle for camping, fishing or a long hike (4) |
| LEG | Segment of a long flight |
