| QUIFFS | Who in Paris, France, starts to favour slick tufts of hair? (6) |
| CHERRIES | Fruit that may be dear in France starts to ripen in early summer (8) |
| FORCEFUL | Assertive group of police starts to favour undermining laws (8) |
| SQUIFFIER | Small tuft of hair? That's right, more than tiddly (9) |
| AMISS | Friends in France start to sense something is wrong (5) |
| LEEDS | In which city will next month's Tour de France start? (5) |
| FARANDAWAY | Start to favour a foreign currency on holiday by a wide margin (3,3,4) |
| ELF | The Spanish start to favour German XI (3) |
| MAQUIS | Who in Paris contributes to reduced service in underground? (6) |
| BEARDS | Tufts of hair on chins (6) |
| SEVRES | Commune of Paris, France, celebrated for its porcelain manufacture (6) |
| LIQUID | It's often clear who in Paris is wearing hat (6) |
| CRESTS | Manes of horses; plumes or tufts of birds or helmets; identifying rings on arrows; or, tops of hills or waves (6) |
| SHANKS | Cuts son's coils of hair? (6) |
| STRAND | Leave exposed a piece of hair? (6) |
| BARBER | Composer producing various versions of Hair? |
| THNEED | Item that Dr. Seuss's Once-ler knitted from the silk tufts of Truffula trees |
| PLUMED | Like birds with tufts of feathers |
| METRO | A subway system in the city, especially in Paris (France) |
| FEATHERS | Plumes or quills traditionally fitted to arrows by fletchers or used as pens; or, long tufts of hair on the fetlocks of heavy horses (8) |
