| AWRY | Without a shred of doubt, who made Thomas crooked |
| ANDROMEDA | Greek heroine and source of Latin one with a shred of doubt (9) |
| STEFANI | Lead singer of band No Doubt who is also a coach on the US version of talent show The Voice, Gwen ___ (7) |
| ACERTAINPERSON | He's no doubt who we're talking about (1,7,6) |
| WORSE | More bad language without a shred of decency - base! |
| TARRAGON | Ran to ruin without a shred of flavour (8) |
| SHAMELESSLY | Seems all shy before running amok without a shred of embarrassment |
| COLLARD | Greens arrested without a shred of evidence |
| NOTAPATCHON | Nowhere near as good as going without a shred of clothing (3,1,5,2) |
| SHARED | Got a shred of a shred |
| RAGAMUFFIN | Poor child has just a shred of clothing and a cupcake (10) |
| CRUMB | A shred of comfort one may get from a loaf (5) |
| ADNAUSEAM | A shred of evidence used endlessly by a male time and time again (2,7) |
| SNIP | A bargain; a cinch; a cut with scissors; the sound thus made; a share; a shred; a small white patch on a horse or pony's nose; or, a tailor (4) |
| ANY | Even a shred of |
| OFFCUT | An end of timber, ort of food, remnant of carpet/cloth/fabric, shred of paper, scrag-end of mutton or other surplus oddment that is left over after severing a larger piece (6) |
| SCRAP | Word for a small animal, when regarded with affection or sympathy; or, a crumb, morsel of leftover food, shred of paper or other fragment (5) |
| HANGNAIL | A torn shred of skin at the tip of the finger |
| STRIP | Tear off a shred (5) |
| TATTER | Shred of a shredded shirt |
