| ICANTSAYFORSURE | Wishy-washy reply to a proposal |
| IMAY | Wishy-washy reply to "Will you?" |
| MAYBE | Wishy-washy reply |
| ILLTHINKABOUTIT | Wishy-washy reply |
| MAYBEYESMAYBENO | Another wishy-washy reply |
| ASKMEAGAINLATER | Last wishy-washy reply |
| SLOP | A loose cassock, gown, smock or tunic; or, from "cowpat", a muddy place or puddle; spilled, unappetising or waste liquid food; snowy slush; or, wishy-washy sentiment, aka gush (4) |
| IMIGHT | Predictable answer to "Are you going to the wishy-washy convention?" |
| SLOPPY | Description of a loose "joe" jumper; gushy, maudlin, slapdash, slipshod or wishy-washy; or, wet and muddy, like a slough, marsh or quagmire (6) |
| ANAEMIC | Wishy-washy design for a cinema (7) |
| STEELGREY | A shade wishy-washy? Harden up on that! (5,4) |
| CRYBABY | A person who lacks confidence, is irresolute and wishy-washy. |
| WAVER | Be wishy-washy about a decision |
| FENCESITTER | Wishy-washy kind to get healthier for Spooner (5-6) |
| ASHY | Peely-wally ie a bit wishy-washy (4) |
| WATERY | Wishy-washy war, yet to be resolved (6) |
| SHY | Chuck, it seems, is a bit wishy-washy (3) |
| UNSURE | Half of bitter that is, in a way, wishy-washy (6) |
| SLOPS | Word for loose gowns or smocks; wide trousers; sailors' baggy breeches; clothes and bedding historically issued to said seafarers; puddles; waste food; wishy-washy sentiment; or, pig swill (5) |
| NAMBYPAMBY | Ridiculed poet Ambrose Philips's nickname that came to mean feeble, wimpish, wishy-washy or weakly sentimental (5-5) |
