| SALADOIL | Liod, alas, returned for a cold meal enhancer (5,3) |
| SALAD | Dallas turned up without Elle for a cold meal (5) |
| CONDIMENT | Meal enhancer |
| SALAMANDER | The fellow in red, alas, returned in an amphibian (10) |
| HAMSALAD | Had exotic masala rather than a cold meal (3,5) |
| GAZPACHO | Name, linked to "treasure-chest in a church" and "remnants", for a cold Spanish soup comprising a wealth of salad vegetables/fruits (8) |
| EGGSALAD | Cold meal, say? Pleased to accept it (3,5) |
| SNAKEEYE | Wind watch for a cold-blooded pupil (5,3) |
| ALEHOUSE | Place for a cold one |
| SNEEZING | Having seen bust, go for a cold shower? |
| ACCOLADE | Plaudit for a cold soft drink extremely desirable (8) |
| SYMPTOMS | Sore throat and sneezing, for a cold |
| COLESLAW | Dutch-derived name for a cold side dish literally of "cabbage salad" (8) |
| SALFORD | A cold meal for relieving a city (7) |
| CATFOOD | Brought round to prepare, regularly, a cold meal for queen (3,4) |
| CAMEL | A cold meal prepared for the Arabian, perhaps (5) |
| PLOUGHMANSLUNCH | A cold meal, including bread and cheese, typically with pickle and salad, served in a pub (10,5) |
| NOSTRIL | A bit of a flirt, Sonny returned for a wee breather! (7) |
| NARUNKNIGHTS | Kitty for instance, returned for a hot drink |
| ADONIS | A party - and sin returned for a Mr Dreamboat (6) |
