| STRUTTED | Walked peacock-fashion (8) |
| STRUT | Walk peacock-fashion (5) |
| BOASTING | Reptile smart as a peacock? (8) |
| POPINJAY | Father popular with bird (peacock) (8) |
| STRUTTER | Stumble round run, as peacock (8) |
| EYESPOTS | English okay planter's peacock markings (8) |
| LAWRENCE | The White Peacock, author (8) |
| CROTCHET | Castle, 1831 novel by Thomas Love Peacock (8) |
| BIRDLIKE | Enjoy prison term first as a peacock, say (8) |
| THORNTON | Captain Peacock actor in Are You Being Served?, Frank -------- (8) |
| WHISTLER | American artist who painted The Peacock Room in 1877 (8) |
| HEADLONG | And 14 1816 novel by Thomas Love Peacock featuring the character Marmaduke Milestone (8,4) |
| BURLEIGH | Pottery that produces hand-finished pieces in patterns such as Asiatic Pheasants and Regal Peacock (8) |
| EMPERORS | Word, found in the names of giant peacock moths, large penguins, marbles, red grapes and woodland-dwelling purple butterflies, for male rulers, such as Roman Caesars (8) |
| PAVONINE | Word meaning "peacock-like", as in the colours, iridescence or showiness of its plumage or eye-spotted train (8) |
| GOATSTOE | This classic Irish wet-fly will catch trout, sea-trout and salmon. It has a red wool tail, peacock herl body and long-hackle peacock neck feather (5,3) |
| CAVALIER | Peacock |
| POSITION | Peacock |
| BRAGGART | Peacock |
| DELAMARE | Walter, English poet whose volumes include Peacock Pie (2,2,4) |
