| GOTOPOT | Come to the snooker table and fail completely (2,2,3) |
| POTMAN | Bartender giving advice to the snooker player! (6) |
| MADEACLEANBREAK | Cleared all the balls in one visit to snooker table and walked out for good (4,1,5,5) |
| DIVEBOMB | Make aerial attack on seedy bar and fail completely (4,4) |
| CUEBALL | Prompt delivery of the white on the snooker table (3,4) |
| NOWHERE | We fail completely to get here fast |
| FRAMEUP | Narrowly ahead at the snooker table in a staged event? |
| POTLUCK | Unexpected guests take it - fluke at the snooker table? (3,4) |
| POTTING | Working with plants on the snooker table (7) |
| PRESIDE | A sin to confine neighbours at table and take the chair |
| BRIBING | Offering money under the table - and getting a ribbing for a change (7) |
| STYLIST | He has a pen, a table and a receptionist to make appointments (7) |
| FURNISH | Supply with table and chairs etc (7) |
| SIMILES | "Like a patient etherized upon a table" and others |
| DINETTE | Set of table and chairs |
| OURTOWN | 1938 play with only chairs, tables and ladders as props |
| ALMANAC | Annual handbook for farmers, gardeners or nature-lovers containing information such as tide tables and planting dates (7) |
| AIRPOCKET | Sounds like heir on the snooker table is just as scary as The Hurricane and The Whirlwind for the high flyers (3,6) |
| REDS | On the snooker table, the majority are on the left |
| FALLFLAT | Fail completely to produce the intended effect (4,4) |
