| INTRINSIC | It's almost nice in stir, if it's inherent (9) |
| PEASANT | Almost nice to be a farmer in feudal times? (7) |
| NIACIN | Vitamin in a cocktail, almost nice returned |
| THROMBOSE | Some broth must be given a stir if clot-affected (9) |
| INCENTIVE | Carrot's nice in stew, throwing in turnip top and swede at the end (9) |
| COINCIDES | Agrees cod is nice in stew (9) |
| SYNGENEIC | Irish dramatist nice in play like Dolly? |
| PEANUTOIL | It's often used in stir-frying |
| STRINGTIE | An accessory of criminal in stir gets brief |
| WAPENTAKE | Area confined in stir, old county division |
| SESAMEOIL | Condiment often used in stir fry |
| ROWHOUSES | Connected living spaces, which people found in stirs (3,6) |
| DITHERS | How he'd stir if one vacillates (7) |
| GOAD | A dog will stir if you prod it |
| ASSUCH | With respect to its inherent nature (2,4) |
| INGRAIN | It's inherent in cereal (7) |
| IMMANENT | It's inherent when I am a person in front of a hospital department (8) |
| MASS | Word, from "lump of dough, barley loaf" and maybe related to "knead, effleurage", for any quantity of matter or stuff; or, its inherent inertia, laziness or resistance to being moved (4) |
| SCENIC | Its surprisingly nice in S Carolina, with fine views (6) |
| MAJESTIC | August and another month almost fun, nice in the middle (8) |
