| HATBOX | Container possibly serving as a bath for a beast (6) |
| SYNROC | Dangerous-waste container possibly making son cry |
| ALEWIFE | Publican's mate possibly serving fish |
| MIXEDDOUBLES | At Wimbledon, pairs possibly serving large gin and tonics (5, 7) |
| OLIVE | Pimiento container, possibly |
| SAUNA | Special bath for a girl with sex appeal (5) |
| HOGWASH | Pig bath for a load of rubbish (7) |
| TUBS | Containers - possibly old baths - used for plants on patios (4) |
| LOOFAH | Remains of a tropical fruit used as a bath sponge (6) |
| ESTRAY | Term for a beast found wandering at large within a manor; or, the lord's right to said unclaimed domestic animal found roving within said lordship (6) |
| BEAUTY | She fell for a beast |
| BHAKTI | Ruth's leaving Turkish bath for devotional worship (6) |
| SHOWER | Kind of bath for the exhibitionist? (6) |
| CHINE | From "pin, thorn", word for a beast's vertebral column; a cut/chop of this for cooking; otherwise, an angle in a ship's hull, a crest of land, a deep Dorset ravine, a mountain ridge, a projecting rim |
| HOTTUB | Form of outdoor bath for recreation or therapy |
| TUB | Word for a vessel of wooden staves and hoops originally, now a plastic carton for ice cream or spread; or, a metal vat, used as a bath (3) |
| OKAPI | Approve a half-pint for a beast (5) |
| AMPOULE | Small container for a beast crossing river |
| ENSUITE | Connected, as a bath to a bedroom |
| HYENA | What in the centre contains desire for a beast (5) |
