| FLOCCULES | Tufts of woolly hair - cell focus (anag) (9) |
| VOUCHSAFE | Grant condescendingly - have focus (anag) (9) |
| HILLRACE | *HAIR CELL (4,4) |
| ORGANOFCORTI | Structure in the cochlea of the inner ear whose hair cells transform sound energy into nerve impulses (5,2,5) |
| GOOSEFOOT | A weedy plant with soft, woolly hairs (9) |
| EDELWEISS | A small alpine plant whose leaves and flowers are covered with white, woolly hairs (9) |
| TIGERMOTH | He got trim woven for a producer of woolly bears |
| FLINTLOCK | Old piece of fluff among fine tufts of wool |
| FASCICLED | Made into bunched tufts of branches, roots, fibres etc. (9) |
| ALPACA | Peruvian quadruped, akin to the llama, with long woolly hair (6) |
| SHEARED | Clipped or cut - sheep's woolly hair, for example (7) |
| MUTTONHEAD | Twit with woolly hair? (10) |
| PLEISTOCENE | An epoch of ice ages that saw the emergence of woolly mammoth, woolly rhinoceros, musk ox, moose, and reindeer. |
| LANATE | In the orchard Alan ate fruit covered with woolly hairs (6) |
| BOBBLE | Pompom for the top of woolly hat; or, a hair tie for securing a ponytail (6) |
| ERIOPHYLLUM | Genus of north American perennials in the daisy family, with the common name of woolly sunflower (11) |
| SHEEPISH | Ashamed of woolly type with headless swimmer (8) |
| PERSONAL | Own most of woolly fabric that's about (8) |
| FLEECED | Swindled out of woolly coat? |
| MARZIPAN | Minute fastener in sort of woolly coat often iced over? |
