| VERBS | Rock and roll, for example |
| CAPSICUM | After better rock music for something spicy |
| CRADLESONG | Rock music for the younger set? (6,4) |
| SUSHI | California roll or spider roll for example |
| ROULADE | Upper-class boy tucking into eggs and Swiss roll, for example |
| EAT | Have a spring roll, for example |
| CARPET | Rolls, for example, of favourite floor covering (6) |
| TROLLEY | Word, from "trundle" or "roll", for a cart for transporting luggage or supermarket goods; a wheeled bed; or, a table on castors for conveying drinks, in-flight meals, puddings etc (7) |
| MAYO | Condiment for a lobster roll for short |
| HOTDOGBUN | Roll for a lobster roll (Last 3 letters + ...) |
| ROOSTER | Chicken and duck stuffed in roll for the workers (7) |
| LORELEI | Legendary rock that is let roll, for the most part in both cases all the way back (7) |
| SWISS | Word that links with "cheese" for a holey food such as Emmental or "roll" for a roulade-like cake (5) |
| GONDOLA | Name, perhaps from "drinking cup", "mussel" or "to rock/roll", for an iconic Venetian canal-boat (7) |
| PLATEN | 10-lap roll for Underwood |
| DIAN | Drum roll for reveille |
| KAISER | Roll for sandwiches |
| CYCLIST | Extremely canny Conservative with roll for bike rider (7) |
| RAGAMUFFIN | Bring back jelly roll for street kid (10) |
| MUFFIN | Yeast roll for toasting (6) |
