| IMPULSE | A sudden urge and I'm taking peas or beans, for instance (7) |
| SEEDPOD | May contain peas or beans, for example (4,3) |
| STAPLES | Rice and beans, for instance |
| PULSE | It beats beans, for instance (5) |
| IMMENSE | It's monumental and I'm taking guys to the south-east briefly to see it (7) |
| MERITS | It deserves a rest and I'm taking it |
| MITES | The children are ready and I'm taking them back (5) |
| LEGUMES | Plants with seeds in pods, such as peas or beans (7) |
| CAPITAL | Top and tail assorted beans, for example (7) |
| GRUYERE | Whether in a puff pastry tart with asparagus and peas or in one's croque-monsieur, fondue, French onion soup or gougeres as light as the breeze, this nutty sweet tangy Swiss or alpine-style cheese is |
| PANACHE | Criticise urge and dash (7) |
| RUNNERS | Beans for such as appear in the frame? (7) |
| PROTEIN | Substance found in beans for can, energy packed in (7) |
| TENDRIL | No beans for the dinner tables but they usually have this (7) |
| CHERVIL | Feathery plant also known as French parsley, used for fines herbes mixtures or to flavour cream of asparagus soup, courgettes, peas or roasted fennel (7) |
| DRYCELL | Belly dancer does give a bean for assault and battery (3,4) |
| FALAFEL | (Middle Eastern) Small croquette of mashed chick peas or fava beans seasoned with sesame seeds. |
| VANILLA | Orchid, its pod, bean for flavouring |
| OILSEED | Castor bean, for one |
| ROBUSTA | Bean for drink stronger they say |
