| SPRINGBOARD | Seasonal fare provided for dive? (11) |
| CHEER | One of three celebratory cries of hurrah given in unison; food or fare provided for a feast; or, joy (5) |
| HOTCROSSBUN | Harassed co-host burns seasonal fare (3,5,3) |
| ADVERTISING | Disastrous ratings dive? Publicity needed! |
| READYTODROP | Tired like a parachutist just before dive? |
| ACHILLESTEN | Trojan War hero's perfect dive? [Knotts] |
| GAMBLINGDEN | Poker dive? (8,3) |
| HOTCROSSBUNS | Seasonal fare for Bush consorts, surprisingly (3,5,4) |
| JACKKNIFE | Sailor joining cutter employed for dive (9) |
| SCUBA | Equipment for dive in Southern part of Caribbean (5) |
| BALANCEDDIET | Fare provided by a blind date arranged outside church (8,4) |
| PLUNGE | Breather when engaged in exercise for dive (6) |
| GETON | Fare provided by board (3,2) |
| RHUBARB | Introduced to Europe by Marco Polo, leaf stalks often forced under terracotta pots or picked by candlelight for seasonal fare such as crumble, fool, jam and wine (7) |
| MINCEPIE | Seasonal fare in the East London Observer? (5,3) |
| GOOSE | Seasonal fare goes off with stuffed duck (5) |
| EASTEREGG | Segregate fancy seasonal fare (6,3) |
| PANCAKES | Seasonal fare drops suddenly (8) |
| YULELOG | Seasonal fare you will broadcast and record |
| MINCEPIES | First person tucks into specimen cooked as seasonal fare (5,4) |
