| CORNFLAKE | Scrub fork clean for a bit of breakfast |
| SUNBEAM | A shaft of solar light described as a "god ray" when observed during the crepuscular or twilight hour(s); or, dated Australian slang, rhyming with "clean", for a piece of crockery or cutlery laid for |
| SABBATH | Scholars back to come clean for a day (7) |
| CHARTWELL | In Winnie's place, there's little time to spring clean for a start |
| BEGGAR | A bit of breakfast, pub sandwiches, for the poor bloke |
| EGGED | Urged to give a boy a bit of breakfast |
| HASHBROWNS | Bungle joins Paddington's family for a bit of breakfast |
| AMBUSHERS | In the morning, they might offer guidance for show; after a bit of breakfast, they are surprisingly offensive! (9) |
| LEGGED | With some members, was first to eat a bit of breakfast? |
| GABBLES | Waffles and bagels formed a bit of breakfast on board (7) |
| BEGGARS | The poor who can't choose to have a bit of breakfast in pubs (7) |
| TOAST | A soprano tucks into dram for bit of breakfast (5) |
| PIECEMEAL | Bit of breakfast, say, a little at a time |
| SKIPPER | Second bit of breakfast for team leader (7) |
| GATECRASHER | E.g. cat toyed with bit of breakfast, sort of interloper |
| MAYQUEEN | "It's just a spring clean for the ___" ("Stairway to Heaven" line) |
| FALCONER | Clean for Rocky, as he always has a bird on his arm (8) |
| EGGHEAD | Bit of breakfast with chief boffin (7) |
| RICEKRISPIESTRICK | Bit of breakfast magic? |
| TREACLE | Last bit of breakfast cereal ___ nasty sticky stuff (7) |
