| BRAINFREEZE | Colloquially, a cold-stimulus headache induced by eating ice cream, for example |
| STRESSED | Drew attention serving up a number of jelly and ice creams, for example (8) |
| VICES | Smoking cigarettes, buying too many shoes, binge-eating ice cream, etc. |
| ADIET | Cheating on ___ (eating ice cream or fries say): 2 wds. |
| CONVENE | Meet clergyman eating ice cream? On the contrary |
| TUBBY | Plump from eating ice-cream? (5) |
| LICKSTHESPOON | Finishes eating ice cream or soup, say |
| DROPSCONE | Dismisses ice cream for a cake (4,5) |
| DOLLOP | Large portion or lump (of cream, for example) (6) |
| TESTER | Historically, a person employed to prove the innocuousness of food by eating it before serving it to their master or mistress; or, a little cup for a person who is sampling wine (6) |
| MAINTENANCECONE | Ice cream for a repair person? |
| NINETYNINE | Ice cream for the perspiring parts of genius? (6-4) |
| CHOC | One of the three flavors of Neapolitan ice cream, for short |
| TUTTI | Just under half an ice cream for musicians, collectively (5) |
| ASPIC | Jelly and some pistachio ice cream for starters |
| CORNET | An ice cream for the old army officer (6) |
| ASNICEASPIE | Many would agree ice-cream for dessert is very pleasant (2,4,2,3) |
| GOBI | Try buying ice-cream, for starters, in desert (4) |
| CICERONE | Cake decorator brought in ice-cream for guide |
| ALICE | The usual ice-cream for Lewis' girl, please (5) |
