| SKEP | Straw or wicker beehive |
| SKEPS | Traditional straw or wicker beehives (5) |
| MOSESBASKET | A portable cradle for a baby, often made of straw or wicker (5,6) |
| CANE | Length of rattan or wicker for outdoor or orangery furniture; bamboo stick for supporting tomato/bean vines; or, the woody stem of a raspberry plant (4) |
| BALE | Bundle of straw or hay (4) |
| WISP | Groom's bunch of straw -- or strap, when this? (4) |
| LOTS | Straws or slips of paper used in determining questions by chance; or, items offered for sale at auction (4) |
| LAST | Straw or Supper modifier |
| POLL | Straw or exit |
| BOSS | Word following straw or trail |
| VOTE | Word with straw or swing |
| DRAW | "Straws" or "bridge" start |
| LOT | The making of a decision by random selection of a straw or a slip of paper etc; or, by extension, an assigned or apportioned share; or, one's destiny, fate or fortune (3) |
| CANER | One who weaves rattan or wicker |
| STRAPS | Leather fasteners for picnic hampers or wicker fishing creels (6) |
| PLAITS | Braids of something such as dough, hair, ribbons or wicker (6) |
| HOTAIRBALLOON | Form of aerial transport with a large inflatable bag and a gondola or wicker basket (3,3,7) |
| BASKET | Container woven from wicker, straw or osier, often used for fresh fruit, bread or eggs (6) |
| THATCHER | Artisan who makes roofs from long straw, wheat straw or water reed; or, the prime minister to be portrayed by Gillian Anderson in series four of The Crown (8) |
| CROWDIE | Dialect meaning cuddle, nuzzle or snuggle for warmth, like pigs in straw; or, to murmur or coo, like a dove (7) |
