| COMMENSAL | No McMeals dished up at a shared table |
| PARTYLINE | It's a pity renal upsets are apt to be discussed on a shared phone (5,4) |
| FALLSFLAT | Bombs, as a shared witticism (5,4) |
| TEAFORTWO | A shared drink of water brewed in centre of Victoria (3,3,3) |
| OCTOTHORP | Lead officer dished up port with hot hash (9) |
| SANATORIA | A ration, as dished up in convalescent hospitals |
| HORSEMEAT | A rest home dished up food British wouldn't want? |
| TEA | Hot beverage dished up at Roy's Rolls on Coronation Street (3) |
| INFERNAL | Inn fare dished up at length is awful |
| NAAN | Bread that may be dished up at Speed Daal in Corrie (4) |
| HOTPOT | Lamb stew dished up at the Rovers Return in Corrie (3,3) |
| HANSOMCAB | Bacon and mash dished up - something for the traveller |
| DEATHBLOW | Fatal buffet dished up old wheat, black inside |
| AFTERNOON | Almost none for tea, dished up - now? |
| COHORT | One-tenth of a Roman legion originally, later a band of warriors; a group with a shared characteristic; a companion; or, a follower (6) |
| PICNIC | Word, roughly translating as "peck or nibble at a meal" or "a trifle to eat", for an alfresco meal, a packed lunch or a shared feast in the country (6) |
| ETHNICGROUP | Community with a shared cultural background (5 to 9) |
| CHARADES | A shared communication initially becomes a mimed mind game. (8) |
| COMPANIONWAY | Staircase to cabin is a shared route? (9-3) |
| BEDSIT | A one-room unit of accommodation usually with access to a shared bathroom (6) |
