| DRAKE | Doctor Baker's stuffing a bird (5) |
| TOM | Played the fourth Doctor (--- Baker) |
| FRATERNITY | Club's cook stuffing a bird with it |
| TULLE | Material is for stuffing a pound in a broken lute (5) |
| ICING | Stuffing a chicken I get no extra benefit (5,2,3,4) |
| ANODE | Retiring crime lord stuffing a drug in part of cell |
| DRESSING | Size for stiffening textiles; a sauce such as vinaigrette; a US word for farce, forcemeat or stuffing; a scolding; gauze or lint for a wound; or, organic matter applied to the land (8) |
| BEDSTRAW | Lady's -; frothy yellow wild flower with a scent reminiscent of honey or freshly-mown hay that was traditionally dried for stuffing a palliasse (8) |
| ONTHECAKE | Stuffing a chicken I get no extra benefit (5,2,3,4) |
| SPEARHEAD | Initiate stuffing a shed with fruit (9) |
| PADDINGTON | Toy bear with stuffing, a great deal (10) |
| LEVERAGE | The benefit of stuffing a rag in the dike (8) |
| ACTOFGOD | Force of nature brought to skin of frog, stuffing a fish (3,2,3) |
| PIGLETS | Baby hogs pies, stuffing a couple of globs and some toppings (7) |
| HUTCH | A cage for a tame rabbit; a baker's kneading-trough; a box or chest; or, a derogatory word for a cramped or small house (5) |
| JELLY | Sweet Doctor Jekyll removing baker's heart (5) |
| YEAST | Something used by bakers still, while inside (5) |
| KNEAD | Bakers do this, working naked (5) |
| ROLLS | Bakers' lists? (5) |
| DOZEN | Number bakers have one more of (5) |
