| NUTRIENT | It nourishes teachers ultimately content with nothing in Paris |
| NUTRIMENT | It nourishes teachers introducing old verse books |
| THEBAN | Old citizen ultimately content with abolition of explosive substance |
| NUTS | Head teachers ultimately becoming crazy (4) |
| SOULFOOD | It nourishes the spirit only, speaking to grub (4,4) |
| SETASIDE | Reserve ultimately content to be included in main team |
| TRIBE | The Cherokee, for instance, ultimately content to live around Rhode Island (5) |
| RIEN | It means nothing in Paris |
| PROSAIC | Pedestrian finds nothing in Paris meandering about (7) |
| ARISEN | Up to nothing in Paris, son's bored (6) |
| RIPEN | Mature priest impressed by nothing in Paris (5) |
| OBRIEN | Irish writer's former schoolfellow getting nothing in Paris (1'5) |
| FARES | Nourishes with charge with small change (5) |
| YOLK | Yellow internal part of an egg that nourishes the young before it hatches |
| NUTRICE | A nurse in the ablative; she presumably feeds and nourishes her charge |
| NURSE | Word for an accoucheur, matron, midwife, nanny, ward sister or other "lady/man with a lamp" who cares, cherishes, fosters or "nourishes" (5) |
| ALIMENT | Something which nourishes - meal tin (anag) (7) |
| SLEEP | "Silence is the ___ that nourishes wisdom": Bacon |
| PLACENTA | Organ which nourishes and maintains the foetus (8) |
| ALTRIX | ____ terra: the earth that nourishes us (fem adj, cf nutrix) |
