| DENTIFRICE | Hollow provided with grains used for cleaning teeth (10) |
| RYE | Hardy cereal grass with grains used for crispbread, pumpernickel, whisky or animal fodder; or, a Romany word for gentleman (3) |
| UNICORN | Educational establishment provided with grain for mythical creature |
| WHEAT | Grass in the genus Triticum with grain used for breakfast cereals, beer or ground into flour for bread (5) |
| NEEM | This tree's twigs have traditionally been used for cleaning teeth |
| FLOSS | Material used for cleaning teeth |
| ROLLEDOATS | Grains used for making porridge |
| HARNESSING | Controlling hens with grains scattered around (10) |
| QUARTZROCK | Metamorphosed sandstone with grains welded together (6-4) |
| COCKATRICE | Rooster busy with grain, fabulous creature (10) |
| NARROWBOAT | Barge into quarrel in ramshackle barn with grain (6,4) |
| DENTALFLOSS | Waxed thread for cleaning teeth (6,5) |
| OATS | Slow-energy release cereal grains used for a number of recipes including porridge, flapjacks, cranachan, biscuits for cheese or soda bread farls (4) |
| GROATS | Crushed cereal grains used for bait (6) |
| TAPIOCA | Starchy grains used for puddings |
| CEREALS | Grains used for food (7) |
| SANGRIA | A grain's used for making Spanish wine (7) |
| GRASS | Plant such as wheat, oats, spelt, rye or barley with grains milled for bread, pasta and breakfast foods (5) |
| OAT | A cereal grass with grains traditionally fed to racehorses to gee them up; literary word for a straw of said plant as a shepherd's pipe; or, a pastoral poem generally (3) |
| TEQUILOTS | They may be taken with grains of salt |
