| MINCEPIES | Rum men sip with ice and festive fare (5,4) |
| AVALANCHE | A hurtling mass of snow, with ice and rock, descending a mountainside (9) |
| IDENTICAL | Like it mixed with ice and slice of lemon |
| SURPRISED | Shocked sips with ruder drunk (9) |
| STRIPES | Sip with the rest and you'll see stars with them (7) |
| POETICJUSTICE | Fancy pot with ice - and nothing else - served by 16? |
| DENTYNE | Gum with Ice and Fire varieties |
| SPRAINEDANKLE | *Injury treated with ice and elevation |
| SLEETY | Covered with ice and rain |
| GOOSE | Gunk with hollowed out sausage and festive roast (5) |
| PLUMPUDDINGS | Cooked dumpling with spud a festive fare? (4,8) |
| SUPPRESS | Hold back to sip with squash (8) |
| SPLITPEA | Legume to sip with plate, perhaps (5,3) |
| SACRILEGE | Serving excellent malt with ice and mineral? 14 across would find this a profanity! (9) |
| BUNTING | Sparrow-like bird and festive flags (7) |
| GALA | A showy and festive party (4) |
| CAROUSAL | Revel and festive song going all round America (8) |
| GRAVY | In boat or on train to easy money and festive treat (5) |
| JUNKET | A sweet and festive occasion (6) |
| SUGAR | "Jaggery" used to sweeten festive fare including brandy snaps, citrus peel, crystallised ginger, frumenty, gingerbread, glace cherries, jellies, marron glace, marzipan, mulled wine, nougat and Turkish |
