| NATTERJACK | Toad's aimless chatter - a colourful card |
| RABBITPIE | Fed up with this chatter, a constant for those attending |
| SENTOFF | Posted, perhaps, with a colourful card? (4,3) |
| UNO | Shout in a colorful card game |
| TATTLE | Gossip, aimless chatter |
| RATTLE | Aimless chatter (6) |
| KNOT | Lovers' bond; a lump of toads; a nest of snakes; a tangle of threads; a twist of fate; a woven tapestry of herbs; or, a sandpiper that derives its name from a king whose royal wave failed to stop the |
| HALL | Toad ___ (Toad's home) (4) |
| AMPHIBIAN | General name for a cold-blooded vertebrate of a class comprising frogs, toads, newts and salamanders; or, a type of vehicle for use on land or water (9) |
| HEDGEROW | With leaves that fall in the winter providing dormice, toads,"urchins" and other wildlife a warm place to hibernate, a line of wild shrubs and occasional small trees bordering a field, lane or road (8 |
| HOTPOTATO | Stew a couple of toads -- that's a problem (3,6) |
| POND | Effectively just a large puddle, but where frogs, newts, toads and a multitude of other creatures huddle (4) |
| ANURA | Frogs, toads, tree toads (5) |
| ANURAN | A member of the order containing frogs and toads |
| WARTS | What a false superstition claims toads cause |
| NET | Catch a few cane toads (3) |
| STUMPS | Often providing a valuable habitat for woodpeckers, hibernating hedgehogs and toads, minibeasts, fungi, ferns, lichens and mosses, the remains of felled or fallen trees (6) |
| BATRACHIA | Flying mammal takes a chair hopping with frogs, toads etc (9) |
| MIGRATION | A seasonal journey made by Arctic terns, monarch butterflies, swallows, toads etc in order to breed or feed (9) |
| ASTOUNDED | I'm amazed that toads are found on a dune (9) |
