| WONA | Words with trophy or prize |
| AWARD | Decoration or prize such as a medal, trophy or rosette; or, an amount given as compensation (5) |
| GARLAND | A wreath of flowers and/or foliage; a carved or painted representation of said floral/foliated festoon; a literary anthology or miscellany, aka a florilegium; or, a distinction or prize (7) |
| PRESENTATION | An act of bestowing an award, gift, honour or prize; the manner in which something is displayed; a seminar, show-and-tell or speech; or, a baby's position prior to its birth (12) |
| HONOURS | Lauds or celebrates with a respectful act or prize (7) |
| DOOR | Word with chain or prize |
| BOOBY | Word with "trap" or "prize" |
| CUP | A cookery measure; a trophy; or, an item paired with a saucer (3) |
| HOLDER | Bearer or possessor of something such as a championship, passport, title, trophy or world record (6) |
| STARS | The show where celebrities dance to win a trophy (or what you're doing if go outside at night and move to the 1A): "Dancing with the ___" |
| MASK | From "buffoon", a domino or other facial disguise; a mould of a phiz; a fox's head as a trophy; or, a mudpack (4) |
| REWARD | Trophy or blue ribbon |
| SPOT | Catch sight of son with trophy |
| PLATE | Quietly departed with trophy |
| BUTTERCUP | Bloomer made by bishop, say, presented with trophy |
| STIRRUPCUP | Set in motion, run in with trophy and drink |
| SIDCUP | London district team shortly to be presented with trophy |
| SHIELD | Sporting trophy or knight's protective device |
| LASHES | Some batted in pairs and left with trophy (6) |
| DENS | Rooms with trophy cases |
