| WANTJAMONIT | Expect too much to have something spread on bread (4,3,2,2) |
| PLETHORA | Too much to have god at the heart of prayer (8) |
| LOGJAM | Record something spread in deadlock (6) |
| MEME | Something spread rapidly online |
| COVETS | Wants very much to have house doctors for the pets' clinic (6) |
| TREBLY | It's three times as much to have a go at covering e-business lead for lawyer (6) |
| WANTALLOFIT | Expect too much (4,3,2,2) |
| WANTWAROFIT | Expect too much (4,3,2,2) |
| WENTJAMONIT | Expect too much (4,3,2,2) |
| BUTTERBALLS | Battle blurs into those to spread on bread (6,5) |
| HOMEMADEJAM | Spread-on-bread in "Carry Me" by The Stampeders: 2 wds. |
| GIFTWRAPPED | Properly packaged (present); inadvertently allowed someone to have something (4-7) |
| OVERRATE | Expect too much of remaining judge (8) |
| OVERTASK | Expect too much of voter when making silly request |
| OVEREXERT | Expect too much of European King in public |
| ENTITLEMENT | Right to have something |
| OVERESTIMATES | Expects too much of the rest in a movie set shake-up (13) |
| BUTTERDISH | Small lidded perhaps cow-shaped ceramic treasure-chest for one's churned golden dairy delight, to spread on bread, crumpets or muffins along with jam, marmalade or Marmite (6,4) |
| BAGUETTE | For example, eat half of butter spread on bread (8) |
| HARDCHEESE | It won't spread on bread? Bad luck! (4,6) |
