| CERAMICS | Initially, clotted cream is used for pottery (8) |
| MAJOLICA | A head of Joyce, eighth element in false claim for pottery (8) |
| JUNCTION | Raj's bottom cream is a turn-off (8) |
| COSMETIC | Skin cream is only skin-deep (8) |
| AMERCE | In the East, cream is used in fine fashion (6) |
| APPLEPIE | A traditional comforting pudding of an orchard's Bramleys or other cookers baked within a short buttery pastry crust, to which the addition of custard or cream is a scrumptious must (5,3) |
| CLAY | Material used for pottery; or, one of the surfaces on which tennis is played (4) |
| ARGIL | Clay used for pottery |
| TERRACOTTA | Reddish clay used for pottery |
| KILN | Oven used for pottery |
| FUDGE | Word for nonsense; a piece of stop-press news or the box left blankin a newspaper for thus; or, a soft confection flavoured with chocolate, clotted cream, rum or vanilla (5) |
| TEATIME | Occasion for a scone and clotted cream |
| SCONE | Base for clotted cream? (5) |
| GNOCCHI | Dish of dumplings but no clotted cream initially in Indian butter (7) |
| EARTHENWARE | Hear new rate is distorted for pottery (11) |
| GOOSEGOGS | Dialect for green berries blended or crushed with clotted cream to make the English pudding fool (9) |
| KNIFE | Name, with a silent initial originally said and seen, for the keenest member of a cutlery set or canteen, which can chop, cut, pare, ream and even spread butter/clotted cream like a dream (5) |
| RASCAL | Made out salad cream is good for nothing? (6) |
| DISCRIMINATE | Show taste with first option for dessert (whipped cream is in it) |
| ACADEMICDEGREES | Gee Dad's ice cream is bad. Letters following (8,7) |
