| VEES | Migrating flocks of geese |
| SKEINS | Flocks of geese produce wool (6) |
| GAGGLES | Flocks of geese (7) |
| PLUMPS | Cluster of trees, herds of seals, flights of ducks/geese, flocks of waterfowl or groups of spearmen (6) |
| SKEIN | Coil of wool - flock of geese (5) |
| VEE | Shape of a flock of geese |
| VOWEL | Maybe I am behind first of lapwings, flock of geese going overhead? (5) |
| GAGGLE | A flock of geese; or, a group of disorderly or garrulous people (6) |
| THEOVAL | Ground where building of a hotel interrupted by flock of geese? (3,4) |
| WINGS | Badge of a qualified pilot; or, flocks of plovers or groups of dragons (5) |
| WISPS | Flocks of snipe; or, hand-plaited bundles of hay or straw used as part of a horse's traditional grooming kit (5) |
| FALLS | Cascades of water; lower petals of irises; or, flocks of woodcock (5) |
| HILLS | Elevated landmasses smaller than mountains such as Marilyns, summited in a form of peak bagging; flocks of ruffs; or, tumps of earth created by burrowing moles (5) |
| FOG | Flock of geese initially confused by this? (3) |
| GAGGLED | Sounded like a flock of geese |
| HONKS | Sounds from a flock of geese |
| CHIMES | Flocks of wrens; or, sets of bells (6) |
| LUGGAGE | You see a flock of geese carrying it (7) |
| PLUMP | Word meaning well-rounded or chubby; or, dialect for a cluster, knot or flock of geese, spearmen or trees (5) |
| HOSTS | Flocks of sparrows; innkeepers; or, comperes of quiz shows etc (5) |
