| STARCH | In potatoes, etc., it makes a holy person roguish (6) |
| ASTRAY | Being lost makes a holy man beam (6) |
| MONEYORDER | 100, 200, 50c, $1 etc. - it is a printed request for currency (5,5) |
| SHRINE | A place sacred to a saint, a Holy person, a relic, etc. |
| AGHAST | Confounded a dreadful hag with a holy person |
| STRESS | Underline that a holy person's about to board ship ... (6) |
| MASHER | Kitchen tool for potatoes etc (6) |
| BLIGHT | Serious disease of potatoes etc (6) |
| TUBERS | Potatoes, etc. (6) |
| OREIDA | Big name in potatoes |
| STANDATEASE | A holy person and a joky person take a relaxed attitude |
| PATRONSAINT | Pastor Ann, it appears, is protected by such a holy person (6,5) |
| STRAINING | Such a holy person caught up in wet weather must be making violent efforts to get out of it |
| AUREOLE | Radiance around the head of a holy person in works of art (7) |
| SAINT | Such a holy person in Tasmania! Shortly! |
| PASTURE | A holy person in unsoiled grazing land (7) |
| MANDORLA | Oval-shaped panel surrounding the figure of a holy person in art |
| ROASTING | The action of broiling/cooking beef, chestnuts, coffee beans, potatoes etc over an open fire or in an oven; a severe reprimand; or, an informal adjective meaning "extremely hot" (8) |
| CAVENDISHFARMS | Canadian potatoes brand (frozen French Fries, fresh potatoes, etc.) since 1980: 2 wds. |
| VODKA | Alcoholic drink originating in Russia, made from grain, potatoes etc (5) |
