| SCRUNCHIE | Elasticated band for fastening hair (9) |
| BOBBY | Kind of pin used for fastening hair |
| LOCKING | Fastening hair in front of glass (7) |
| STRETCHER | Elasticated transport for the injured? (9) |
| JOCKSTRAP | Elasticated athletic supporter (9) |
| JAZZPANTS | Trousers made of elasticated material for dancing (4,5) |
| NIGHTGOWN | Garment worn in bed -elasticated thing, good to have (9) |
| HERMITRIG | Elasticated running lead set-up invented by Steve Renyard (*right mire) (6,3) |
| LOCKSMITH | One who makes and repairs devices for fastening doors, windows, etc. (9) |
| PRESSSTUD | Popper used for fastening (5,4) |
| COTTERPIN | Prince to take initial arrangement for fastening (6-3) |
| HOLDUP | Elasticated stocking used for robbery (4-2) |
| GARTER | Elasticated leg band (6) |
| SCRUNCHY | Second crisp elasticated hair-fastener (8) |
| SKIPANTS | Trousers similar to leggings but with elasticated stirrups for sports or casual wear (3,5) |
| SPAGHETTISTRAP | Supporting part of garment, spare tights apt when elasticated (9,5) |
| NORA | Elasticated ___ rig, makes it hard for fish to get free of hook (*roan) (4) |
| SHIRR | Word for "bake", as in eggs in pots, aka A"ufs en cocotte; or, in dressmaking, a series of gathers made by means of elasticated thread (5) |
| NORARIG | Elasticated hooklink set-up, hard for fish to escape (*roaring) (4,3) |
| TAILORED | Elasticated leotard, one fitted perfectly (8) |
