| MEATBALL | Often Italian or Swedish style |
| SMORGASBORD | Swedish-style hors d'oeuvres or buffet (11) |
| ACCENT | From "song", a term for brogue, pronunciation, tone of voice or twang, such as the sing-songy tonal language among the Chinese or Swedish (6) |
| INTROS | Prologues from Icelandic, Norse tales, Russian or Swedish prologues |
| SCANDINAVIAN | Danish or Swedish, eg (12) |
| ROSTI | Swedish-style potato fritter (5) |
| GELATO | Italian or Italian - style icecream (6) |
| VOLCANO | Its origins in English can be traced to Italian (or Spanish but ultimately Latin). It describes, as Britannica defines it, a "vent in the crust of Earth or another planet or satellite, from which issu |
| ARIA | Type of song that's often in Italian or German |
| PIZZA | From Italian (or possibly High German) meaning "to bite." In Italian, it can be an expression of boredom. In English, it refers to a dish made with flattened dough that carries, traditionally, tomatoe |
| PAISANS | To those of Italian or Spanish descent, friends or fellow countrymen |
| MAJORDOMO | Chief official of an Italian or Spanish princely household, or the head servant for a wealthy family (5-4) |
| ROMANCELANGUAGE | French, Italian or Spanish |
| CUISINE | Italian or Fusion |
| RANCH | Italian or Russian alternative |
| UMBRIAN | Italian or Greek letter sent up to English composer |
| SALSAVERDE | Italian or Mexican sauce |
| CON | Italian or Spanish for "with" |
| SWEDISH | *Italian or ___ meatballs |
| SIGNOR | He can speak Italian or sing madly |
