| SPITS | Rods for roasting |
| SPIT | Hints for turning rod for roasting (4) |
| POKERS | Another name for pochards; or, iron rods for kindling fires (6) |
| BATONS | Rods for conductors and police (6) |
| DOWSER | We modify rods for diviner (6) |
| OLDMASTER | Painting metal rods for distribution (3,6) |
| PERCHES | Rods for fish (7) |
| CURLINGTONGS | Device with heated rods for rolling hair (7,5) |
| BARGEPOLE | Two rods, for example, rotating inside means of propulsion |
| BOLOS | Large Italian style rods for light floats/deep water (5) |
| POINTER | Gun dogs that signal on discovering game; rods for indicating on blackboards; or, helpful hints (8) |
| POINTERS | Gun dogs that signal on discovering game; rods for indicating on blackboards; or, helpful hints (8) |
| BROOCH | From "skewer, bodkin" or "spit for roasting", a word for an ornamental pin or fibula for one's clothing (6) |
| KITCHEN | From "to cook", a room for baking, broiling, frying, grilling etc; its batterie de cuisine, collective cupboards or staff; the traditional fare of a country; or, a utensil for roasting meat (7) |
| BRAWN | From "flesh (for roasting)", a word for pressed potted meat; a boar; muscle; or, physical strength, as opposed to brain/intelligence (5) |
| DAIS | Place for roasting |
| TRUSS | Prepare (fowl) for roasting |
| OVEN | Kitchen appliance for roasting or baking |
| LARDON | Strip of bacon for roasting meat |
| SUCKINGPIG | Young animal suitable for roasting whole |
