| TRUG | Shallow basket for flowers, cuttings etc. (4) |
| FREE | Unimpeded long throw at the basket... for a short one on the house? (4,4) |
| SHOT | Unimpeded long throw at the basket... for a short one on the house? (4,4) |
| CAGE | Word for a hollow that came to mean a basket for fowls, a bottle-holder, a coop, a corf, a hutch, a netted goal, a prison cell or a squirrel's drey (4) |
| POOH | Spinning basket for bear (4) |
| REEL | Remove top of fisherman's basket for angling item (4) |
| COOP | A hen house; a wicker basket for catching fish; or, a prison cell (4) |
| EGGS | Only some should be kept in a basket for Granny who knows how to suck them (4) |
| SCRAPBOOK | Album for cuttings etc (9) |
| ALBUMS | From the Latin meaning "white", blank books for the insertion of autographs, photos, cuttings, etc (6) |
| YARDWASTE | Hedge clippings, grass cuttings, etc. |
| SCUTTLE | Shallow basket in sink |
| TRUGS | Shallow baskets used when gardening (5) |
| SCULL | A shallow kipe or basket for grain, herring, peats, potatoes, turnips etc; a shoal of migrating fish; or, one of a pair of spoon-bladed oars for propelling a racing shell of the same name (5) |
| HAMPER | From the Anglo-Norman French meaning "case for a goblet", a basket for a picnic or one containing food for a special occasion (6) |
| CREEL | Angler's wicker basket for holding fish or trapping lobsters; or, regional dialect for a pulley airer such as a Sheila Maid (5) |
| KIPES | English dialect word for osier baskets for capturing pickerels or other fish; or, woven containers as measures for produce (5) |
| FRAIL | Basket for raisins |
| TAPIN | Easy basket for someone with hops |
| MORAYCREEL | Basket for snigglers? |
