| NEAPOLITAN | Kind of ice cream |
| VANILLA | Kind of ice cream (7) |
| SOFTSERVE | Kind of ice cream that generally has less milk fat |
| PACKMULES | Kind of ice slippers for beasts of burden (4-5) |
| POLAR | Kind of ice cap or bear |
| FRAZIL | Kind of ice crystals in water |
| DRY | Kind of ice |
| CONE | Fruit of a pine tree or other conifer depicted in a stylised form in paisley or as a finial; a flower of the hop plant; or, a curled wafer for a scoop of ice cream (4) |
| FLOATS | Buoyant things, such as the balls of ballcocks, corks/quills of fishing-lines, dolphins for mooring, lifebelts, rafts or scoops of ice cream in cola (6) |
| KNICKERBOCKER | Confection consisting of layers of ice cream, jelly, cream and fruit served in a tall glass (13) |
| GLORY | Confection consisting of layers of ice cream, jelly, cream and fruit served in a tall glass (5) |
| SPLAT | Sound of a dropped scoop of ice cream |
| NOSECONE | Reportedly is aware of ice-cream holder on front of plane |
| SPLIT | Largest coastal city in Croatia; a strip of wood used in basketry; or, a pudding consisting of ice cream served between a banana cut lengthwise (5) |
| SUNDAES | Desserts consisting of ice cream topped with sweet sauces, nuts, whipped cream, etc (7) |
| TOPPING | General word for any of various ingredients placed on a pizza or a scoop of ice cream (7) |
| ESPRESSO | Method of preparing coffee with steam which is served in shots or poured over a scoop of ice cream to make affogato (8) |
| BLOCKS | Pads of paper; rectangular portions of ice cream, tofu or butter; or, cubes as toys for children (6) |
| SLIDERS | Miniature hamburgers; Scottish dialect for blocks of ice cream sandwiched between wafers; one of the words for athletes who race the luge; or, red-bellied terrapins (7) |
| CORNETTO | One of the words for a woodwind instrument that shares its name with a brand of ice cream (8) |
