| TOKES | Draws a puff |
| TRAIN | Draw a puff-puff as it might have been |
| BUNT | Baggy centre of a sail or net; a push with horns; a gentle tap of a pitched baseball; or, a manoeuvre in which a pilot draws a half circle in the sky (4) |
| COMPACT | A formal agreement; a flat case or "flapjack" containing a mirror, pressed powder and a puff; or, a tabloid-sized version of a broadsheet (7) |
| POWDER | Word denoting a pastel blue colour; or, a cosmetic substance found in a compact with a puff (6) |
| GALETTE | Either a French buckwheat crepe with a savoury filling; or, a puff pastry crust baked with seasonal fruit (7) |
| FLEURON | Flower-like ornament employed in Gothic architecture or found at the centre of the face of a Corinthian abacus; or, a puff pastry garnish in the form of a crescent moon (7) |
| TOQUE | One might ask for a puff on a spliff and get a hat (5) |
| DRAFT | Word, similar to that for a puff or a pull, for a plan or preparatory sketch (5) |
| FUFF | Scots word imitative of a puff of wind/smoke; the hiss/spitting of a cat; a fit of ill temper; or, an angry snort (4) |
| SNIT | US word for a British huff, hump, mope, pet, scene, strop, sulk or proverbial blow and a puff - a fit of the grumps when down in the dumps (4) |
| BREATHLESSLY | With a huff and a puff ... (12) |
| DRAUGHT | A puff and a drink (7) |
| SUMATRAN | Islander and tot taking a puff-puff, leaving island behind (8) |
| TOKEN | Have a puff on narcotic initially as a memento (5) |
| BAKEWELLPUDDING | Baked dessert with a puff pastry case lined with a layer of jam and an egg and almond paste mix (8,7) |
| ECLAIR | A puff for a European Commission Labour leader with air (6) |
| VANISH | Vehicle is hot a€“ it does this in a puff of smoke? (6) |
| PANTHER | With a huff and a puff she follows an animal (7) |
| FEUILLETE | A puff pastry case with a sweet or savoury filling |
