| ROUGHEN | Henry's wearing make-up - at heart, manly chap |
| TUCKSHOPS | Henry's wearing odd socks, put to selling shoelaces here? (4,5) |
| CHESSMEN | A hundred manly chaps about the ship - some of them are bishops (8) |
| BOOTHS | Henry, wearing footwear, stalls (6) |
| ECHO | Sound reflection from Henry wearing green |
| HEARTHS | Henry wearing a suit even in very hot places (7) |
| SLAPSTICK | Criticism for wearing make-up - some find it funny |
| MOULINROUGE | Cast mostly wearing make-up for cabaret |
| ATONCE | 14 is wearing make up right now (2,4) |
| ROUGHAGE | Fibre shown by witch wearing make-up |
| ROUGHED | Sketched husband wearing make-up with daughter |
| ROUGHHEW | Husbands wearing make-up and women's fashion crudely |
| KISS | 1970s US rock band known for wearing make-up (4) |
| FACILE | Superficial one left wearing make-up (6) |
| PAINTED | Adjective meaning emulsioned or glossed; ornamented with coloured figures; marked with bright colours; tattooed; wearing make-up; or, cosmetic, feigned or superficial (7) |
| FRIGHTENED | Anxious need to make up at end following horror (10) |
| ATONE | Make up at lunchtime, perhaps (5) |
| PANCAKEDAY | A lot of make-up at the time, immediately before Lent (7,3) |
| NATURAL | Talented actor, perhaps, not wearing make-up? |
| ANDREA | Incongruously manly, as well as highly gifted, at heart (6) |