| GLAIR | Part of an egg a girl mixed around |
| SERAGLIOS | Cry for help involving Spain and a girl mixed up in harems |
| SEDERPLATE | It includes an egg, a shank bone, and, per a modern tradition, an orange |
| CHEF | Traditionally wearing a toque with 100 folds representing the ways to prepare an egg, a professional cook (4) |
| UNHATCHED | In an egg a Dutch hen produced? (9) |
| OVATE | Shaped like an egg; a vote (anag.) |
| ENGAGE | Hire an egg - terribly European |
| SITTER | An artist's model; a broody hen on her clutch of eggs; a childminder; a church seat; an easy catch/shot in sport; or, a seance participant (6) |
| IMBIBE | Part of the bib mixed around so that one may drink (6) |
| CLUTCH | Brood of hens or a sitting of their eggs; a hand-held bag or purse; or, one of the pedals in a manual car (6) |
| ELLAMARIE | Rile a male? Girl's mixed up in that! (9) |
| ALOOF | A fool mixed around to be cool (5) |
| BEARN | A coffee bean; a lobster or crayfish's egg; a soft fruit such as an aubergine, avocado, banana or to |
| YOLK | Part of an egg missing from an egg white omelet |
| ELECTRA | Tragic girl mixed claret with ecstasy (7) |
| ACMES | Highest points the same mixed around college head (5) |
| TALCUM | Malt mixed around copper powder |
| MINCEMEAT | Pie filling getting cold, meantime mixed around? |
| FUTILE | Pointless energy giver mixed around it (6) |
| PRESSAGENT | Commandeer a good egg, a publicity-seeker (5,5) |
