| GAM | A collective noun for whales |
| SCRY | From an aphetic for "catch sight of", a verb meaning "divine by means of crystal-gazing"; or, a collective noun for a bunch, knob, lute, plump, skein, sord, sute or trip of wildfowls (4) |
| SLOTH | A collective noun for a group of bears; one of the seven deadly sins; or, a two-toed or three-toed animal (5) |
| DRIFT | Blanket of snowdrops, daffodils, bluebells or other flowers; a cattle drove road; a set of fishing nets; or, a collective noun for swans on water (5) |
| WEDGE | Style of shoe with a block heel; or, a collective noun for a flock of flying geese (5) |
| PRICKLES | A collective noun for groups of hedgehogs or a word for their quills (8) |
| UNKINDNESS | A collective noun for a group of ravens (10) |
| COOP | A collective noun for a family of otters when in water (4) |
| CLOUD | A collective noun for a group of gnats, flies, bats or starlings (5) |
| PRICKLE | A collective noun for a group/pack of hedgehogs or porcupines (7) |
| TROOP | A collective noun for a group of baboons, kangaroos or scouts (5) |
| KETTLE | One of the basic appliances found in a kitchen; or, a collective noun for buzzards, hawks. kites, fish or drums (6) |
| STAND | A collective noun for plovers, trees or flamingos (5) |
| DROVE | A collective noun for hares (5) |
| HUSK | A collective noun for hares (4) |
| TRIP | A collective noun for goats (4) |
| BUSINESS | A collective noun for ferrets (8) |
| ROMP | A collective noun for otters (4) |
| ARMY | A collective noun for frogs (4) |
| GRUMBLE | A collective noun for pug dogs (7) |
