| GOGI | Korean for "meat" |
| ASIAN | Vietnamese or Korean, for example |
| SAMSUNG | Korean for 'three stars' |
| TAE | Korean for "kick" |
| ORIENTAL | Korean, for example, appears in London soccer team, one on top of league |
| EASTASIAN | Korean, for one, eats cooking by a Welsh girl (4,5) |
| KARAOKE | Activity in a noraebang (Korean for "song room") |
| BTS | Group whose name comes from the Korean for "Bulletproof Boy Scouts" (3) |
| APPA | Korean for "papa" (and an anagram of "papa") |
| IDDO | __ __ Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That): number one hit for Meat Loaf (2,2) |
| ASPIC | Savoury jelly based on meat or fish stock that is used as a mould for meat or vegetables (5) |
| JARDINIERE | Ornamental garden element in the form of an urn or stand for a plant or a collection of plants; or, a mixture of prepared seasonal vegetables as a garnish or accompaniment for meat or stew (10) |
| FARM | Land for cultivating crops or rearing livestock for meat, eggs, wool or milk (4) |
| RAW | Green, for callow youth or red, for meat (3) |
| PROTEIN | In favour of adolescent asking for meat, for example (7) |
| LARDERS | From "pork fat", a word for bacon tubs or places for meat first, now pantry-like food stores/cupboards (7) |
| GOSHT | Transliteration for the Urdu and Persian word for meat, used in Indian cookery |
| DRESSER | Word, from "arrange, prepare", for a medieval table for meat/food prep first, later a kitchen sideboard; a lady's maid; a wardrobe assistant; a window trimmer; or, in America, a vanity (7) |
| CHARGER | Platter for meat |
| SKEWER | Pin for meat (6) |
