| SCREWTOP | How to make pot or one sort of bottle (8) |
| CRUCIBLE | Theatre where they make pots or heat resistant vessel (8) |
| TIPTOP | Champion showing how to make pot? |
| BACKSTOP | How to make pots as a baseball player |
| HOTWATER | Having trouble in this sort of bottle (3,5) |
| SCULPTOR | Artist who makes pot and curls up (8) |
| STEELWOOL | Said to steal mohair for example to make pot scourer (5,4) |
| PANNIKIN | A rustic tin pot or outdoorsy enamel mug; or, enough to fill it (8) |
| WOKS | Pans that can be used to make pot stickers |
| TROPHY | Work hard in attempt to make pot |
| TEACOSY | Casey to make pot warmer (3,4) |
| THROW | Cast with which to make pots (5) |
| SPOT | The place to make pots (4) |
| GAZUNDER | Informally, a chamber pot, or last-minute lowering of an agreed price |
| CANNABIS | Pot or tin basin broken (8) |
| COLANDER | Draining pot or candle, possibly (8) |
| SAPUCAIA | Monkey pot or paradise nut tree in the family that includes the anchovy-pear, Brazil and cannonball-tree (8) |
| IRONWARE | Domestic articles, such as pots or tools, made from a metal that is used to manufacture steel (8) |
| SKILLETS | Old-fashioned three-legged cooking pots; or, frying pans (8) |
| URN | In audition, make pot of tea? (3) |
