| DISHWASHER | He draws his new model for a kitchen appliance |
| KETTLE | A type of drum for a kitchen appliance |
| HONEYDEWMELON | Darling, order new model for fruit (8,5) |
| HISTORYMAN | 18 6 got his new model army, not turned out (7,3) |
| BOSH | Welsh dialect for a kitchen sink or a washbasin; or, from "worthless, empty", a word, coined by J J Morier, for foolish talk or absurd nonsense (4) |
| GRAFFITI | Amir H. Fallah challenges the nature of portraiture with his work. He draws on his academic training as well as his experience in another medium, its name derived from an Italian word that means "to s |
| OVEN | A kitchen appliance used for cooking |
| SMEG | A kitchen appliance manufacturer; a fictional expletive in Red Dwarf |
| BLENDE | Name for zinc sulfide that is one letter short of a kitchen appliance |
| JUICER | A kitchen appliance for extracting the liquid in fruit and vegetables (6) |
| BLENDER | On a drinking spree around Lima with a kitchen appliance (7) |
| INFERT | He brings in, he draws a conclusion or makes an inference |
| POTAGE | Word for a thick rustic vegetable soup from which the French name for a kitchen garden derives (6) |
| DRESSER | From "prepare", a word originally for a kitchen sideboard or table on which food was prepared, later one for storing or displaying crockery (7) |
| TRISTRAMSHANDY | Isn't Mrs T. Hardy a model for a novel? (8,6) |
| ATTITUDE | The manner and inherent ability to get a model for a penny (8) |
| APRON | Part of a stage used for a kitchen-sink play? (5) |
| LIQUIDISER | A£51 is exceptionally dear for a kitchen device |
| TOASTER | One asking you to raise your glass to a kitchen appliance? (7) |
| REFRIGERATE | Keep cool in a kitchen appliance (11) |
