| MORRISDANCER | Traditional hoofer with bells, old car and reindeer (6,6) |
| LUTINE | Ship's bell's old first note falls within range (6) |
| TAP | One of a sequence of beats, blips, pitapats or raps made by a dancer or hoofer with metal-plated shoes; or, a spigot, spout, stopcock or stroup (3) |
| APOCRYPHA | Surprisingly happy with old car and rejected books |
| NEWSCOTLANDYARD | How crossword setter might clue old car and sty? A place for pigs! |
| DINGO | Sound as a bell, old dog running wild |
| BANGERSANDMASH | Decrepit old cars and sham attempts at English provisions (7,3,4) |
| SCRAPYARD | Place where old cars and junk are collected before being destroyed or recycled (9) |
| HABERDASHERY | Horse, dancing bear and reindeer seen at back of toy shop |
| DANCEROUTINE | Twist customs for local hoofer (5,7) |
| BALLETDANCER | Hoofer |
| GINGERROGERS | Famous hoofer |
| BELLYDANCERS | Ring society about wavering ardency of such hoofers? (5,7) |
| MORRISDANCING | Traditional activity performed in rural England with bells and music (6,7) |
| NORSE | Language of origin for "ransack" and "reindeer" |
| LAKES | Athabasca and Reindeer, for two |
| HABERDASHER | Hard training bear and reindeer for retailer (11) |
| BRRR | I'm freezing in skins of bear and reindeer (4) |
| EARNS | Makes elves and reindeer need Santa, for starters (5) |
| MAMMALS | Raccoons, rabbits and reindeer, e.g. |
