| OILILY | In a greasy or unctuous way (6) |
| OILIER | More greasy or unctuous |
| SMEAR | Spread a greasy or sticky substance over something (5) |
| SMOOTHIE | Word for a charmer, sweet- talker, thick milkshake-like drink or other honey-tongued, ingratiating or unctuous person or thing (8) |
| SMARMY | Flattering, in a greasy way |
| ASYLUM | Place of refuge in a greasy lumber-room (6) |
| FUMBLE | "___ in a greasy till and add the halfpence to the pence", Yeats. (6) |
| POMADE | Greasy or waxy hair-styling substance (6) |
| RECOIL | About 100 on a greasy substance spring back in horror (6) |
| OILCAN | Container for a greasy liquid (6) |
| ASMEAR | Archaic term for to spread a greasy substance over (6) |
| NONFAT | Having had a greasy substance removed (3-3) |
| FRYUP | Terrible fury, with a soft ending in a greasy meal! (3,2) |
| SPAM | Monty Python sketch set in a greasy spoon cafe, first shown in 1970 (4) |
| FLIESONTHEHANDLE | Skillet problem in a greasy spoon? |
| PENCE | "... fumble in a greasy till/and add the halfpence to the ..." (Yeats) (5) |
| MUSHYPEAS | Squidgy green side dish served in a greasy spoon cafe (5,4) |
| TILL | "Fumble in a greasy ___ and add the halfpence to the pence", Yeats. (4) |
| FINGERMARK | A print, smudge or trace left on a wall, paintwork or other surface by a dirty, greasy or inky digit (10) |
| GREASY | Unctuous Farmer George given a piece of cake (6) |
