| ZEST | Hearty enjoyment of a relish |
| POWERLUNCH | A high-level business or political discussion held over a over a sit-down meal, more concerned with forging connections than enjoyment of a filet mignon and where a handshake over a sandwich can be wo |
| TOOTH | A bit of gear necessary to the enjoyment of a steak (5) |
| BEERANDSKITTLES | Idle enjoyment of a drink and a game at the pub (4,3,8) |
| USERS | People who operate different items; people who have a continued enjoyment of a right (5) |
| SADOMASOCHISM | Enjoyment of a painful relationship? (13) |
| USER | Legally, the enjoyment of a right |
| TENANCY | Enjoyment of a position |
| GLEE | Impish enjoyment of a catch in parts (4) |
| UNWRAP | Important step in the enjoyment of a Terry's Chocolate Orange (6) |
| GUSTO | Angus to display a little hearty enjoyment (5) |
| RELISH | Hearty enjoyment |
| CARPACCIO | Italian hors d'oeuvre consisting of thin slices of raw meat or fish, often served with a relish (9) |
| BOTARGO | A relish consisting of the roe of mullet or tunny, salted and pressed into rolls (7) |
| FRUIT | From "enjoyment of harvest", a word for an acorn, berry, drupe, grain, hesperidium, nut, pome or other edible part of a plant, whose other Latin sense, "profit, value", is the source of a word meaning |
| SAUCE | From "salt", a liquid condiment or dressing taken as a relish with food; any piquant addition; stewed apples in the US; or, impudence (5) |
| PICKLE | A relish consisting of vegetables or fruit preserved in vinegar or brine (6) |
| RAW | Like veggies on a relish tray |
| PICKLES | Items on a relish tray |
| OLIVE | Item on a relish tray |
