| PLEASANCE | Vintage word for an old-fashioned kind of joy or gladness, perhaps enjoyed in a secluded garden of delight (9) |
| WINE | An anciently "vintage" word for an oenophile's grapey tipple or potable of choice which, with "women and song", completes a proverbial trio of hedonism (4) |
| TOGGERY | Old-fashioned kind of person got up in conservative clothes |
| ARBOUR | Secluded garden alcove |
| BOWER | Secluded garden spot |
| DRAPIER | Vintage word, from "rags", for a dealer in old clothes, from crumpled dresses to threadbare trews/bags (7) |
| PLEASURE | Happiness or gladness |
| JOY | Elation or gladness (3) |
| BLUFF | Vintage word-defining panel game, Call My _ (5) |
| BEER | Word for a monastic drink originally, now a hopped beverage enjoyed in a pub; a generic name for the malted liquors ale and porter; or, ginger pop (4) |
| BUS | From Latin for "carriage for everyone", a passenger coach with a single/double deck; or, an informal word for an old shaky car or plane (3) |
| SKEP | Word, from a term for an old-fashioned beehive of straw, for what is in effect a giant "basket" for one's refuse and waste, from household junk to rubble and hard-core (4) |
| COSMOPOLITAN | A citizen of the world; or, a vodka-cranberry mixture often enjoyed in a sophisticated or urbane setting (12) |
| ANTHEM | Word for a style of alternate chanting/singing originally, later a song of devotion, gladness, joy, loyalty, patriotism or praise; or, a very popular tune or rock ballad (6) |
| SCOT | Word for an old tax that is used in an expression that means "free from injury, penalty or punishment" (4) |
| NAG | Informal or derogatory word for an old or small horse for hacking (3) |
| ADAGE | Based on "I say", a word for an old saw, proverb or trite maxim (5) |
| EDICT | Find a word for an old order in the dictionary (5) |
| ORANGESLICE | Garnish for an Old-Fashioned or Negroni |
| ALCOVE | A trainee joined an odd fellow in a secluded place |
