| RIBSTON | -- pippin, a winter apple (7) |
| RUSSET | Surest ingredients of a winter apple |
| WINESAP | Winter apple |
| RUSSETS | Winter apples |
| STURMER | Village in Essex near the Suffolk border whose name was given to a heritage cultivar of pippin apple (7) |
| SCRUMPS | Claims Pippin, say, from sixteen players I forgot to mention |
| SEEDER | A pippin of a word for something such as an apple pipper, cherry pitter, stoner or a basket/drill for sowing (6) |
| POMADE | Reminiscent of a drink of apple pop, a word for a pippin-scented tonsorial preparation for one's hair or mop (6) |
| COX | Variety of pippin apple; or, a landscape artist whose paintings include A Welsh Village, Sheep Drover On Windy Day and Going to the Hayfield (3) |
| APPLE | It may be a Bramley, Cox, Golden Delicious, pippin or a sweet Ambrosia, but one a day won't necessarily keep the doctor away if you suffer from malusdomesticaphobia (5) |
| COXS | - Orange Pippin is a variety of apple (4) |
| TOOK | Peregrin ___, a.k.a. Pippin |
| BEN | Vereen who won a 1973 Tony for 'Pippin' |
| ACRE | Dessert apple variety 'King's ___ Pippin'! (4) |
| PARED | Trimmed a pippin |
| CORE | The pipped part of a pippin? (4) |
| BENVEREEN | *Broadway star who won a Tony for "Pippin" |
| VEREEN | Ben who won a Tony for "Pippin" |
| MERRY | One of the Tolkienian Hobbits of The Shire with Bilbo, Frodo, Pippin and Samwise; word meaning cheerful, festive, jolly or tipsy; or, a name for the English wild cherry (5) |
| PEARMAIN | Adams ____, apple variety also known as the Norfolk Pippin (8) |
