| PRESSES | Cupboards for eggs (7) |
| PIESAFES | Old-fashioned cupboards for cooling |
| WARDROBES | Cupboards for clothes (9) |
| ICEBOXES | Chilled containers or cupboards for keeping food cold (8) |
| CABINET | Word for a hut or small room first, later a case or cupboard for displaying valuables or works of art (7) |
| DRESSER | Open-shelved cupboard for displaying dishes |
| INANEST | Least sensible place for eggs? (7) |
| NOODLES | Cook lends container for eggs and pasta (7) |
| POACHED | Prepared, as eggs for eggs Benedict |
| OVATION | Applause for eggs? No, it was sent back! (7) |
| FABERGE | Jeweller known for eggs |
| INCITES | Popular places mentioned for eggs |
| PANTRY | Word, from Latin's "bread", for a baker's bountiful buttery, a cupboard for crust and crumb, a larder for loaves, staff of life's store or other place for a fragrant food broken with friends or topped |
| PRESS | Device for flattening flowers; tool for extracting juice/oil; a cupboard for linen; or, a clamp formerly used to prevent a tennis racket from warping (5) |
| LARDER | From Old French for "bacon-tub", a place for storing said porcine meat originally, later a cool pantry-like room or cupboard for food in general (6) |
| KITCHENUNIT | Wall cupboard for crockery etc (7,4) |
| OLDMOTHERHUBBARD | Who looked in the cupboard for the dog's bone? (3,6,7) |
| POULT | From "chick", a word for a young domestic fowl being farmed for feathers, fattened as food or raised for eggs; or, a chicken generally (5) |
| LOCKER | Small cupboard for personal use (6) |
| WARDROBE | A cupboard for clothes (8) |
