| SUPERABUNDANCE | Burned saucepan ___ turmoil is too much (14) |
| CIRCUMLOCUTORY | Caught three times, your turmoil is shown in diversion for roundabout (14) |
| ENAMELCOOKWARE | Set with a saucepan |
| TIMON | Athenian turmoil is May's opportunity - new leaders wanted (5) |
| SUBLIMATE | Subconsciously civilise when turmoil is mutable (9) |
| SORROWFUL | For us, world endlessly in turmoil is sad |
| TOPICAL | Capitol turmoil is in the news |
| ENOUGH | One hug after turmoil is sufficient (6) |
| ATOP | A saucepan is switched on |
| CANAPE | Party food is served up out of saucepan actually |
| POT | The lid is back on the saucepan (3) |
| POTAGE | The soup is in the saucepan for a long time (6) |
| CASSOLETTE | From "saucepan", a word for a brule-parfum; a censer; a perfume-box with perforated lid; a small stew; or, the dish in which it is served (10) |
| NONSTICK | Description of a baking tray, cooking pot, saucepan or skillet that is Teflon-coated, thus resistant to clinging by cakes, crepes, fish fillets, omelettes, scrambled eggs etc (3-5) |
| UTENSIL | Nuts lie awkwardly in the saucepan, perhaps (7) |
| SQUALID | Dirty saucepan top in its own capacity (7) |
| STEW | Cook slowly in simmering liquid in saucepan (4) |
| INBITS | Broken top off saucepan? Bin it! (2,4) |
| PANDA | Herbivore filling saucepan, daily |
| TAKETHELIDOFF | Reveal how to prevent a saucepan boiling over? |
