| ENTICING | Irresistible filling of tenth piece of cake (8) |
| SAWTOOTH | Observed excessive extremes of tenth waveform pattern (8) |
| TURNOVER | Word for transference; a pasty-like triangular pie made by folding one half of the crust around a filling of apple or jam; a small shawl; profit, revenue or yield; or, loss of possession of the ball t |
| SANDWICH | Kentish market town whose name, through nominal association with the noble snacking gaming enthusiast John Montagu, is given to a "piece" of two slices of buttered bread with a filling of cheese, cucu |
| PROCLAIM | Trumpet in concert stuffed with filling of long cake? (8) |
| PASTRAMI | Portion of meat, cut noodles and batter with filling of oil (8) |
| MACHISMO | Filling of stomach is modern man's strength (8) |
| UNDULATE | Excessive sandwiches left, as well as filling of pate in roll (8) |
| RAVIOLIS | Has its filling of saucy type in square near Sienna initially? Sounds like characteristics of posse |
| TARTLETS | Individual pastry cases with a filling of fruit or other sweet or savoury mixture (8) |
| POTROAST | Throw a strop about filling of roti dish |
| DECIBEL | Sound measure of tenth Babylonian deity? (7) |
| ENTHRAL | Entrance for part of tenth rally (7) |
| HOTCHESTNUT | Christmas roast could be a touch of 'tenths' (3,8) |
| TITHES | Sit in the manner of tenths (6) |
| DECIMAL | Of tenths (7) |
| SWISSROLL | A flexible floating pier or jetty that can be furled; or, a type of roulade of sponge cake with a filling of strawberry jam and whipped cream (5,4) |
| SPLIT | A sliced-open banana, bun or cake with a filling of cream or butter and jam; a share-out of loot/money; a longitudinal crack; or, a break-up (5) |
| BAKEWELLPUDDING | A flan or tart with a filling of almond paste and strawberry jam that is a speciality of Derbyshire (8,7) |
| RAIN | Directed film about filling of Big Mac (8) |
