| LAFAYETTE | A fellow in baby clothes is an old French aristocrat/soldier (9) |
| SWANSDOWN | Fabric used in baby clothes |
| HASALOTOFGAUL | Is an old French landowner? |
| WEARISOME | Dull clothes is in for some East Enders (9) |
| TATTOOIST | Artist in tasteless clothes is also the earliest to arrive (9) |
| LANGUEDOC | An old French uncle wandering around with a dog (9) |
| ANDREGIDE | One day, grenade was thrown at an old French writer (5,4) |
| TREBUCHET | Siege weapon whose name derives from an Old French word for "overthrow" |
| CHASSEPOT | An old French rifle, anagram of SPACE SHOT |
| LONGCOATS | Lots can go out to get baby clothes (4-5) |
| WHOOP | A victorious holler or hurrah, an owl's hoot, an American Indian war cry, a convulsive cough or hack, a bump on a racetrack, a form of hide-and-seek or a Shakespearean interjection "Ho!", all echoing |
| SENEGAL | In retrospect, the French inherited units in an old French colony (7) |
| BOILERSUIT | Overall, last set of clothes is for a tough old bird locally (6,4) |
| SCULLERY | Derived from an old French word for plates, a room in a house traditionally for washing and storing crockery (8) |
| LEGIONNAIRE | What name is given to a member of an old French desert army? (11) |
| SOU | Virtuoso is a bit upset to get an old French coin (3) |
| EASIEST | For me a siesta without clothes is the least fuss |
| PIGSEAR | Son wearing good clothes is a complete mess |
| HABITANT | Costume in The Abbey for lead actor on opening night from time of an old French settler in Quebec (8) |
| SOUP | From an Old French word for bread dipped/soaked in liquid, name given to a stock-based food such as broth, consomme or potage (4) |
