| RUSTBUCKET | Heap butter and suck rum (4,6) |
| MOSQUITO | Two-winged insect whose female has a long proboscis to pierce the skin and suck the blood of humans and animals (8) |
| KOWTOW | Flip pan, draw and suck up (6) |
| SIPCANADARYE | Just sit and suck gently on a few grains from the silo, say? |
| ABSORB | What word derives from the Latin for "from" and "suck in"? (6) |
| SOFTSOAPED | Did butter and spread food pastes (4-6) |
| ANTSONALOG | Celery sticks topped with peanut butter and raisins |
| SHORTBREAD | A brittle crumbling biscuit of flour, butter and sugar (10) |
| SPOONBREAD | Delicacy made with cornmeal, milk, butter, and eggs |
| BARRAMUNDI | Prohibit butter and German island's fish (10) |
| CONTRIBUTE | Give butter and coin (10) |
| SLUR | Talk drunkenly and suck up, not quietly (4) |
| MEUNIERE | Method of cooking fish by dredging with flour, frying in butter and serving with butter, lemon juice and parsley (8) |
| RAMSONS | Forming part of spring's bounty for foragers and chefs and used for pesto, butter and veloute, a distinctively-scented woodland plant also called wild garlic (7) |
| TOADFLAX | Horribly fat and old, shortly cut out butter and eggs |
| HARDSAUCE | Butter and sugar mixture usually containing brandy or rum |
| PAIR | Salt and pepper or peanut butter and jelly |
| SPREADS | Butter and peanut butter |
| ROUX | A mixture of butter and flour heated together that is used in making sauces and soups (4) |
| ALTER | Getting a pound and a half of butter and change (5) |
