| DEMITASSE | Set is made suitable for a cup of black coffee |
| ADAPTED | Made suitable (for a new use) |
| PORCELAIN | Fragile, but fancy, it's what an expensive china tea set is made of |
| DEMITASSES | Small cups of black coffee (10) |
| ELEVENSES | Reg leaving new version of Greensleeves for a cup of tea mid-morning? (9) |
| TAKEFIVE | Stop for a cup of coffee, say |
| BITTER | Description of the flavour of black coffee, chicory, hoppy beer of the same name, orange peel, plain chocolate, quinine or tonic water (6) |
| BOYLE | Listen, prepare water for a cup of tea with singer Susan (5) |
| CAFE | Place for a cup of joe |
| CHANNEL | Point to Len for a cup of tea at the television station (7) |
| NOGGIN | Head for a cup of spirit (6) |
| ROSIELEE | Cockney rhyming slang for a cup of tea (5,3) |
| COFFEEMUG | Container for a cup of joe |
| AMERICANO | Having some creamer, I can overlook serving of black coffee (9) |
| HAMPER | Word for a cup or a case for a goblet first, later a wicker basket for festive fare, picnic food or one's laundry (6) |
| RETREAD | A worn pneumatic tyre made suitable for use (7) |
| ROSIE | Paired with "lee", rhyming slang for a cup of tea one may take with "give and take" cake, "pig and roast" toast or "satin and silk" milk (5) |
| EBONFLOW | Steady stream of black coffee? |
| NONPROFIT | No porn made suitable for charitable purposes (9) |
| PATISSERIE | Praise site made suitable for fancy cake production |
