| FLIP | Turn over like a pillow or a pancake |
| SOFT | like a pillow or a kitten |
| STUFFING | Be it Paxo in a poussin, plumous packing in a pillow or padding in a throw, it's a word for farce, filling or wadding, and derives from "coarse fibres, tow" (8) |
| BOLSTER | Long, often cylindrical pillow; or, a type of cold chisel for cutting/ breaking stone slabs and bricks (7) |
| TOSS | Flip something up into the air (it might be a coin or even a salad or a pancake) (4) |
| JAZZUPTHEPLACE | "Add some throw pillows or a pop of color around here, why don't you!" |
| CREPE | Type of paper, or a pancake (5) |
| TEND | Watch over like a flock or young children |
| PROP | ___ up (keep from toppling over like a kickstand does for a bike) |
| NAG | Remind over and over (like a nudnik) (3) |
| GROOVED | Turn the dog over like a record, for instance (7) |
| UPEND | Flip over, like a card table three hours into a family game of Monopoly |
| CRASHED | Went over like a lead balloon |
| TENTED | Folded over, like a place card |
| ENDSLATE | Runs over, like a meeting |
| DOGSEAR | The corner of the page was folded over like a ___.: 2 wds. |
| LISTED | Tilted over like a stranded boat (6) |
| FELLFLAT | Went over like a lead balloon |
| TON | "Well, that went over like a ___ of bricks!" |
| LISTS | Leans over like a grounded boat (5) |
