| VESTRY | Room in a church for storing ceremonial clothes, etc (6) |
| RAGBAG | A sack in which scraps/remnants of fabric, old clothes etc are kept; or, a miscellaneous or motley assortment of things (6) |
| SOLACE | Person leaving university may want a church for comfort |
| VELCRO | Nylon fastening material for clothes etc. (6) |
| TETCHY | Your old clothes etc. make you irritable (6) |
| MODELS | Persons employed to pose for an artist or photographer to display clothes, etc. |
| STAINS | Marks or spilled material on clothes, etc (6) |
| IRONED | Pressed the clothes, etc (6) |
| COBBER | Aussie friend has clothes, etc, left out |
| FONT | A receptacle in a church for baptismal water / a set of type with face or size |
| CHOIRSTALLS | Rows of seats in a church for the use of the church singers or clergy (5,6) |
| PEWS | Wooden benches in a church for seating the congregation or choir (4) |
| BATTLEDORE | A hornbook; an old paddle for washing clothes etc; or, a racquet for striking a shuttlecock in an ancient game of the same name (10) |
| SACRISTY | Room in a church or chapel used for the storage of sacred vessels, vestments etc. (8) |
| PUB | Old saying: Norwich has a church for every week of the year and a ... for every day of the year (3) |
| PLACE | Apply within a church for a position |
| FULLRIG | Informal term for smart or ceremonial clothes (4,3) |
| SUITCASE | A bag with a handle for carrying clothes, etc (8) |
| EACH | East has a church for every individual (4) |
| APACHES | Primates outside a church for Indians |
