| HANDFUL | He's difficult to cope with is as much as you can grasp |
| ATIGERBYTHETAIL | Something difficult to cope with |
| SKINFUL | As much as you can drink (7) |
| MILKRUN | Extract as much as you can from single vendor's routine (4,3) |
| ARMLOAD | Milk, oddly in a way, is as much as one can bear (7) |
| INSOFAR | ... which is as much as diabolical sin of anger in its extremes (7) |
| HARMFUL | Hogshead is as much as one can hold - otherwise, it could be dangerous |
| FISTFUL | Tiffs develop with university student - that's as much as one can grasp (7) |
| LIMIT | A militant start is as much as you can manage (5) |
| QUAMVIS | Adv. lit., as much as you like, conj. although |
| TOTASTE | "Put in as much as you want" in recipes |
| LONGFOR | Much as you want, its no good to fool stupidly around to the bitter end (4,3) |
| HANDLES | Deals with the parts one can grasp (7) |
| WAISTLESS | Eat as much as you can so to speak - to end up like this? (9) |
| TUITION | Teachers" union can grasp nothing, giving instruction (7) |
| BILLOFFARE | Menu in Paddington's 'as much as you can eat', according to Spooner (4,2,4) |
| UTMOST | It's as much as you can do (6) |
| ARMFUL | As much as you can carry |
| DRINKONESFILL | Put away as much as you can? That's sounds like advise from the barman! (5,3'1,4) |
| ADNAUSEAM | As much as you can take of Latin |
