| EVAPORATEDMILK | Olive kept a dram processed as concentrated drink (10,4) |
| SWEETENERS | Carrots often included in concentrated drinks (10) |
| AGAVE | With sap processed as a sugar alternative, a Mexican succulent related to yucca, also called a century plant (5) |
| BATCH | In computing, a group of data files processed as a single unit (5) |
| BYTE | In computing, a group of bits processed as a single unit of data |
| CHICORY | With cornflower-like blooms, a plant related to endive and radicchio, processed as a caffeine-free substitute for coffee (7) |
| TICKLER | A puzzle or brainteaser; a poker; a Dickensian word for a cane; a dram of spirits; or, a memorandum (7) |
| ORANGES | Fruit Agnes processed as first alternative |
| THREATEN | Cow, time and time again, processed as food (8) |
| AMBROSIA | Siam boar processed as food for the gods (8) |
| NONDESCRIPT | Intends crop to be processed as vanilla |
| METABOLITE | Bet meat and oil are processed as essential for life |
| INFORMATION | Data processed as some people dance (11) |
| NOBBLER | One who tampers with a racehorse or a greyhound to thwart either beast's chances of winning; a thimblerigger's accomplice; a briber, filcher, grabber, kidnapper, pilferer or swindler; or, a dram of sp |
| SHOT | A gun blast synonymous with conjecture, guesswork or speculation when figuratively undertaken in the dark; otherwise, a dram of spirits; a jab of a drug; or, a serving of espresso (4) |
| TIFF | A dram; a huff; a quarrel; or, a sip (4) |
| MILLED | Processed, as grain |
| SMELTED | Processed, as ore |
| DIGESTED | Processed, as food |
| SAWN | Processed ( as lumber) |
