| COLLECTOR | A gatherer |
| COMBER | A breaking or rolling sea wave; a gaper; one who prepares carded flax or wool for spinning; or, with "beach", a gatherer of jetsam or seashells (6) |
| PICKER | A gatherer of fruit or hops; a warehouse operative who retrieves customers' orders; or, a pilferer (6) |
| COMPILER | Name shared by a gatherer and a computer program which converts another program into machine language |
| GLEANER | Caribbean newspaper virtually a gatherer (7) |
| BEE | Exist on the way with a gatherer |
| FANTASIST | A daydreamer, rainbow-chaser or wool-gatherer; or, a word for an author of stories based on imaginary worlds, magic, mythical beings etc (9) |
| DREAMER | A habitual somniator; or, an escapist, idealist, stargazer or wool-gatherer, living in a world of fantasy (7) |
| SHEAR | Be a wool gatherer |
| RAKE | Leaves gatherer in a garden |
| REPORTER | News gatherer for a newspaper |
| COLLIE | A wool-gatherer perhaps |
| FORAGE | Be a hunter/gatherer |
| MATTHEW | One of the 12 apostles of Jesus, a tax- gatherer from Capernaum in Galilee (7) |
| PRAKRIT | Leaves gatherer maybe wastes energy filling hole in a manner of speaking |
| CAMERAMAN | News-gatherer arrived fast, with a Democrat stepping down |
| ANTHOLOGY | From the Greek meaning "flower- gatherer", a choice collection of paintings, poems, stories or songs (9) |
| STARGAZER | A wool-gatherer with his head held high? (9) |
| FORAGER | A bramble-picker, mushroomer, nutter, scrumper or other searcher-gatherer of seasonal provender found growing wild in forests, hedgerows and woodlands (7) |
| DRAUGHTBEER | Bud-gatherer comes across a windy brew? (7,4) |
