| MULLIGATAWNY | With serviceman about to come in warm a yellowish-brown soup (12) |
| NONCOMBATANT | How the French speak negatively with serviceman and civilian when the firing starts (12) |
| ADAGIO | Woman partnered with serviceman, getting old quite slowly (6) |
| OLIVESKINNED | Having a yellowish-brown complexion |
| CINNAMON | A spice with a yellowish-brown colour derived from the dried inner bark of an East Indian tree (8) |
| KHAKI | Of a yellowish brown color similar to olive drab n. |
| QUAGGA | A zebra, extinct since 1883, that had a yellowish-brown striped coat (6) |
| SIENNA | Name a ferruginous earth used as a yellowish-brown pigment (6) |
| BUFF | Polish up to a yellowish-brown colour (4) |
| CHIFFCHAFF | Common European warbler, Phylloscopus collybita, with a yellowish-brown plumage (10) |
| SPARTAN | Plain box with a yellowish-brown base |
| BATH | From Germanic meaning "to warm", a word for a hot tub or hammam; or, a spa city in England that derives its name from its hot springs (4) |
| ASANDWHEN | At some stage a yellowish-brown bird will nibble worm's head (2,3,4) |
| TANSY | Plant, a yellowish-brown colour, say, on the outside |
| DIEHAPPY | A male about to come in silly or go out contented (3,5) |
| GREENLY | About to come in calmly, giving up time in consideration of the environment |
| BREATHER | Swimmer's about to come in for a quick break |
| UNEDITED | Raw nude swimming, with tide about to come in (8) |
| PACECAR | Quickie about to come in, but it doesn't participate in the race (4,3) |
| WARES | Was about to come in with goods (5) |
