| ALTER | Change as an ill-fitting dress |
| LISTLESS | Languid, as an ill-prepared shopper? |
| SENDHOME | Dismiss, as an ill student |
| OBOE | Instrument described as "an ill wind" |
| MOCKS | Takes off an ill-fitting artist's outergarment |
| LOWLIER | Wore an ill-fitting suit when more inferior (7) |
| BLISTER | Small sore caused by an ill-fitting shoe |
| PUTONESFOOTINIT | Try on a shoe then make an ill-fitting remark? (3,4,4,2,2) |
| OPENENDED | Allowing for change, as an agreement |
| INSTEAD | Sent aid, for a change, as an alternative |
| RESET | Change, as an online password |
| STETS | Cancels a change, as an editor |
| HOSTELRY | Try holes for a change as an overnight lodging (8) |
| REZONE | Change, as an urban planner might |
| CHEMISE | An unwaisted, loose-fitting dress hanging straight from the shoulders (7) |
| TEAGOWN | Long, loose-fitting dress formerly popular as afternoon wear (3,4) |
| SHEATH | Female with new hat and close-fitting dress (6) |
| SHIMMY | Dance in loose fitting dress |
| SHIFT | Simple, loose-fitting dress (5) |
| BODICE | Take chance on unpleasant smell in close-fitting dress (6) |
