| CANOPENER | Put up with Cook, say to get a kitchen implement (3,6) |
| EGGBEATER | Encourage rousing character to get a kitchen utensil (3,6) |
| CHILIAGON | Everybody cold has left, say, to get a plane figure (9) |
| ENDEAVOUR | Naturalist Sir Joseph Banks sailed with Cook to the South Pacific in the late 1760s on this vessel |
| TOURNEDOS | In Loire town, new estaminet opens with cook offering fillet steak (9) |
| MAKEMERRY | Have fun with cook and sprinter Katharine (4,5) |
| AWESTRUCK | Lost for words with cook's weak crust (9) |
| BEEFSTEAK | Social worker arranged feast with cook's last cut of meat (9) |
| BLUEGRASS | Left university, say, to get into money making music (9) |
| FREERANGE | Having no charge, managed say to get back without using battery |
| OBSTACLES | Former pupils confront society without Kelvin, say, to get over stumbling blocks (9) |
| CHAMPAGNE | Fake suffering, say, to get wine (9) |
| CONSENSUS | Swindle official count, one might say, to get unanimity (9) |
| VINDUPAYS | Perhaps this in volume in party, say, to get sloshed |
| HEYINDEPENDENCE | What to say to get a Missouri city's attention? |
| EGGNOG | Gone back round the child's horse, they say, to get a drink (6) |
| PEEL | Strip off, as they say, to get a ring (4) |
| TRACT | Followed the trail, say, to get a leaflet (5) |
| STRAINER | He makes an effort to get a kitchen utensil (8) |
| SPATULA | Mixed up salt with a kitchen implement |
