| FAMISH | A thousand must tuck in to seafood or starve (6) |
| SPHERE | A round figure? That girl must tuck into supper regularly |
| MUSSEL | Seafood or beef, you might say (6) |
| STAMEN | To half starve the chaps is a bit of a bloomer (6) |
| AVERTS | In order to starve, prevents it (6) |
| VASTER | The more immense could be made to starve (6) |
| PLEAT | Tuck in to sample a treat (5) |
| GOODCATCH | A boon to seafood lovers or sports players (4,5) |
| TURF | Greensward synonymous with horse racing or personal territory; steak when served with seafood, or "surf", in a meal; or, peat as fuel (4) |
| UNTHINKABLE | Might one say, fat boy's first to tuck in to green vegetable? Out of the question! (11) |
| ARTIST | "The true one will let his wife starve", having bad traits (6) |
| FEASTS | Doesn't starve after English intervention. (6) |
| AFEVER | 'Feed a cold and starve _ ___' (1,5) |
| CURATE | The cleric's dog didn't starve (6) |
| INANYEVENT | Regardless, for kiss tuck in to empty outlet (2,3,5) |
| CHUCKINGOUT | Ejecting, as you tuck in to cough mixture (8,3) |
| TUNISIA | Is one introduced to seafood in the country? (7) |
| HEATS | Puts in oven. Hot, tucks in to (5) |
| FISHPASTE | Used by those who wish to stick to seafood? |
| MARIEROSE | Sauce for seafood or prawn cocktail similar to Thousand Island dressing (5,4) |
