| GELEE | Hair or food stylist's goop |
| GEL | Hair stylist's goop |
| MOUSSE | Stylist's goop |
| CHEER | Old "face", today's good frame of mind; happiness or joy; entertainment, fare or food; or, a shout of approval or volley of applause to hearten or buoy (5) |
| ROBUST | From the Latin for "oak, strength", a word for something healthy, strong, sturdy or vigorous, or for wine or food with a rich full-bodied flavour (6) |
| GAME | Term for wild animals or birds hunted for sport or food. (4) |
| TRIAGE | Sorting and allocating aid on the basis of need for or likely benefit from medical treatment or food. |
| BW | The use of bacteria or viruses of toxins to destroy men and animals or food. |
| GLUTENFREE | Description of a diet or food exempt from proteins found in wheat or spelt (6-4) |
| CONNOISSEUR | A person with special knowledge or appreciation of the arts or food (11) |
| AROMATIC | A plant or food with a fragrance of herbs or spices (8) |
| TASTE | One of the body's five senses; a small sample or food of wine to try; or, another word for discernment (5) |
| STAPLE | The length of fibres in wool; a market in medieval England; or, a principal commodity, crop or food (6) |
| NOSEBAG | A pouch for a picnicker's meal; a canvas haversack of fodder placed around a horse's muzzle so that said steed may feed from it; or, food, grub or sustenance generally (7) |
| CANISTER | Word for a wicker basket, woven from reeds, for fruit or flowers originally, now a case-shot, coffee/tea caddy, film container or food tin (8) |
| BREAD | Cash and crust, dosh and dough or food and funds, whether for you and me or the Boswell family's daily must (5) |
| FLAPDOODLE | An arbitrary formation, popularised in Captain Marryat's Peter Simple, for an imaginary dish for the gullible or food eaten by a fool; otherwise, gross flattery, a muggins, nonsense or piffling drivel |
| SOUL | Word before music or food |
| MENU | List of (computer or food) items (4) |
| CHOLERA | Infection caused by contaminated water or food (7) |
