| ABHOR | Hate a broth simmering with no end of heat (5) |
| CAMELLIA | Flower left in a climate unusually with no end of heat (8) |
| TSUNAMI | Setter's opening held back following end of heat wave |
| STEW | Cook by long simmering with liquid, in a closed pot |
| SEETHING | Simmering with anger (8) |
| RAMEN | Japanese dish of noodles served in a broth with meat and vegetables (5) |
| KALE | A leafy brassica such as cavolo nero or "hungry gap"; cabbage generally; Scots word for a broth of borecole, hence for a meal or supper; or, in the US, boodle, cash or money (4) |
| BATHROBE | Soup - a broth from Belgium - it will heat you up after a shower (8) |
| TORTELLINI | Pasta in the form of rings, traditionally stuffed with meat or ricotta or served in a broth (10) |
| UDON | Noodle that might be in a broth called kakejiru |
| WHEREABOUTS | We use a broth like this to indicate location (11) |
| HOBART | Brewed a broth for Tasmanian city (6) |
| OPERAHAT | Hate a pro wrongly for producing a spring loaded topper (5,3) |
| ALA | ___ nage (cooked in a broth) |
| HAEMATITE | Hate a time spent finding source of iron (9) |
| ANATHEMA | Hate a man falsifying a denunciation |
| ABHORRENCE | Hate a beer brewed with corn - hard to get drunk (10) |
| AVERSION | Hate a translation of the Bible (8) |
| STOCKDOVE | Not a columba in a cravat or a cushie-doo in a broth pot, but a pretty grey wild pigeon named for its habit of nesting in a burrow, crag, hole, stump or a tree's hollow knot (5,4) |
| HAEMOSTAT | Hate a most complicated surgical instrument (9) |
