| NEURALGIA | Gruel in a liquid - a pain |
| SIP | Drink (a liquid) a little at a time |
| REMELT | Heat into a liquid a second time |
| SOL | A colloid that has a continuous liquid phase in which a solid is suspended in a liquid. |
| HAWAII | Fruit added to a gruel in president's birthplace (6) |
| LAKE | A giant pond; a pool of gravy, sauce or other liquid; a reddish pigment; or, a large surplus or surfeit of wine (4) |
| PICKLE | Brine, marinade or vinegar; a food preserved in said liquid; a type of relish often served with cheese; or, an awkward situation or muddle (6) |
| TREACLE | Sticky liquid, a centilitre found in maple, for example |
| SUP | Take liquid a little at a time |
| BAYRUM | Aromatic liquid a dandy finally found in Birmingham (3,3) |
| GASOLINE | US petrol goes in liquid (a litre is accepted) (8) |
| BLUEGREEN | Having been mixing gruel in, it's of an indeterminate colour (4-5) |
| INK | Liquid a writer uses to gradually fill a diary's blank pages |
| KEROSENE | Combustible hydrocarbon liquid, a petroleum derivative, discovered in the 1840s (8) |
| DROP | (Of liquid) a small amount (4) |
| GLYCEROL | Syrupy liquid, a by-product of soap manufacture (8) |
| ANEROID | Without liquid, a fool swallows most of fuel (7) |
| IDAHO | The state of the liquid a hotel serves (5) |
| NOTEPAD | Liquid a pet once upset, covering jotter (4-3) |
| GILL | Quantity of liquid a fish needs to stay alive (4) |
