| STUFFED | ___ shirt: a pompous person ? (7) |
| STUFFEDSHIRT | A pompous person (7,5) |
| HISNIBS | Mockingly, a pompous person |
| SHIRT | Stuffed ___, a pompous person |
| HARD | It's an ill wind, so to speak, coming across such a pompous person! (8, or 4-4) |
| BLOW | It's an ill wind, so to speak, coming across such a pompous person! (8, or 4-4) |
| FROCK | Name, preserved in a word for "depose", for a priest's gown or monk's habit; a farm worker's traditional linen shirt; a sailor's jersey; or, a dress (5) |
| OXFORD | A shoe, a shirt, a comma - or a city in England (6) |
| SINGLET | Sleeveless garment worn under instead of a shirt; a vest (7) |
| TOP | Garment such as a T-shirt; a motor vehicle's highest gear; or, the most massive quark (3) |
| ASPERSES | Falsely accuses pompous person keeping a school |
| ASS | Contributing to crassness of a ridiculously pompous person (3) |
| BLIMP | An airship or "sausage-balloon"; a soundproof cover or "barney" for a video camera; or, alluding to David Low's colonel character, a pejorative noun for a pompous, stuffy fellow (5) |
| TEETOTAL | Simple shirt, a “large”, to keep young child dry |
| BORE | Pompous person |
| LASSIE | Girl resorts to fiction about pompous person (6) |
| PASSBOOKS | Pompous person (British) in Post Office endorses banking records |
| DOGBERRY | Wild fruit; pompous person |
| PRIG | Pompous person |
| EGOIST | Pompous person |
