| CONSIDER | Chew over starters of croquettes, onions, nuggets and fries, for example, for mid-afternoon (8) |
| ESCALOPE | Get away without looking over starters and meat dish (8) |
| ORDER | Request some bacon or fries, for example |
| SIDLES | Moves like a crab --> Slaw and fries, for two |
| SIDES | Slaw and fries, for two |
| PASSCOURSE | Blow over starter produced by graduate (4,6) |
| SUPRA | "Over" starter |
| RISSOLES | Small pastry-enclosed croquettes of minced meat or fish fried in deep fat (8) |
| REMEDIAL | Middle-sized support for mid-career restorative (8) |
| BEGRUDGE | Budge over right for example for stint (8) |
| LONGHAND | Set one's sights on full house, for example, for The Script (8) |
| LEAPYEAR | Spring 1915 or 1916, for example, for one of four? (4,4) |
| KIDSMENU | Where you might find small fries for small fry |
| KIDSMEAL | It may include small fries for a small fry |
| SUBSIDES | Hero sandwich, along with slaw and fries, etc., goes down (8) |
| CLEANING | Wiping the glasses, for example, for neat gin cocktail (8) |
| ENDTOEND | The A-Z, for example, for all those involved in a row? (3,2,3) |
| EYERHYME | Come home, for example, for words spelled similarly but pronounced differently (3,5) |
| STATIONS | Stops lads eating junk and fries essentially (8) |
| DUCHESSE | Croquette-like potatoes (8) |
