| ICECREAM | I yell, say, for something cold to eat (3,5) |
| YODEL | Do the Tarzan yell say |
| SLEIGH | Would kill, you say, for something to travel on in winter (6) |
| PULSAR | Endless effect of gravity - time to leave white dwarf, say, for something denser (6) |
| HAILSTONE | Heat is on low for something cold (9) |
| ENTICE | By ten, about, something cold to eat does seem tempting |
| ICE | Something cold to eat (3) |
| POULTICE | Suffering blow... after removing clothes, put something cold as dressing (8) |
| NOTICE | Anything but something cold to see |
| ORIFICE | Alternatively, provided something cold, to help with cavity |
| LILYWHITE | "I'm innocent," I yell, with suffering |
| ICECREAMSODA | I yell audibly, before a party's over, for a refreshing confection (3,5,4) |
| MANIACALLY | I yell after American leader grabbed by hordes in frenzied fashion |
| DISHOUT | Serve first part of dinner, I yell |
| LIVELY | I yell out about five being animated ( 6) |
| LILYLIVERED | I yell drivel (anag) - lacking courage (4-7) |
| ORIOLE | 'A bird, otherwise?!' I yell in Spanish (6) |
| EASTERLILY | One flower or another I yell out about (6,4) |
| SENECIO | Cineraria needed, with something cold about to block nose, perhaps? (7) |
| RICE | The food for summer's end, something cold |
