| ARVO | (Aust/NZ) Informal term for afternoon (4) |
| KAI | Food (NZ informal) |
| FIESTAS | Spanish word, rhyming with a term for afternoon naps, for carnivals, feast-days, festivals, fetes or galas (7) |
| FOSSICKER | (Aust/nz) One searching for gold in abandoned workings (9) |
| STICKYBEAK | (Aust/NZ) An inquisitive person (10) |
| SWAGMAN | (Aust./NZ) Itinerant worker who carries his possessions with him (7) |
| TEAS | There's duck for afternoon meal, and starter for lunch (4) |
| CAKE | Food baked in a tin, paper case, tray or bundt pan for afternoon tea or a celebration, for example; or, a block of soap (4) |
| LARD | Fat peer drops over for afternoon (4) |
| TEAL | A little duck for afternoon meal at end of April (4) |
| PELL | We will quickly sell trading tips for PM in disorder (4,4) |
| MELL | We will quickly sell trading tips for PM in disorder (4,4) |
| EDEN | Need spin for PM (4) |
| EXAM | Test for PM? (4) |
| SARI | Garb for PM Gandhi, often |
| PITT | For PM under pressure, computer work takes time |
| SPONGECAKE | Good for washing someone down with lady's finger for afternoon tea (6,4) |
| TEACAKE | Bill in wood close to cafe for afternoon grub (3,4) |
| MATINEECOAT | Baby clothing for afternoon performance? (7,4) |
| TEATRAY | Support for afternoon service? (3,4) |
