| FATFREE | Lean key against a walnut, say, with another (3-4) |
| ACTRESS | Performer putting keys against lock (7) |
| FIGURED | Thought to be like walnut, say? (7) |
| BRIDGETOWN | West Indian place I should get constructed in walnut, say (10) |
| PECAN | A brown smooth oily nut with kernel similar to a walnut (5) |
| ZEST | Word for woody skin quartering a walnut originally, later lemon, orange or other citrus peel for flavouring; or, a quality of gusto, piquancy or relish (4) |
| TRYMA | Botanical name for a walnut (anagram of a Borgnine movie) |
| CRACKS | Opens up a walnut shell say |
| SHELL | Case of a walnut, pistachio etc; type of sword hand-guard; a light racing boat; or, an item studied in conchology (5) |
| HAMMERANDPICKLE | Basic needs for preserving a walnut? |
| TALLBOY | Style of high, traditionally walnut chest-on-chest; a long-stemmed wineglass; a type of chimney pot; or, in America, a large can of beer (7) |
| ORCHARD | Looked after by a pomologist, a garden for fruit and nut trees, traditionally apple, pear, damson, plum, walnut ... (7) |
| JUGLANS | The walnut tree genus, Jan confused with slug! (7) |
| TURKISH | Walnut for guns is a national delight! (7) |
| WALDORF | Popular walnut salad created at and named after this famous New York Hotel |
| NUTTERY | Orchard of e.g. hazel or walnut trees (7) |
| TORCHES | Lights walnut or chestnut interior (7) |
| COCONUT | Tropical seed is part cocoa and part walnut (7) |
| NUTTREE | Cashew or walnut |
| HICKORY | Walnut family member |
