| DISHEVELED | Sloppy part of a meal the first lady started (10) |
| DONATE | Man had a meal - the opposite of take away?(6) |
| LILIAN | Lady started lingering with one broken nail (6) |
| FLORAE | Plants lady started encouraging (6) |
| SETACOURSE | Fix the way to prepare the table for part of a meal (3,1,6) |
| FISHCOURSE | Main part of a meal chef is cooking, for us to eat (4,6) |
| GOLFCOURSE | Sandwich, say, as part of a meal to whip up firstly |
| MAINCOURSE | Our cinema's planned part of a meal (4,6) |
| SERVICE | A religious ceremony; a good turn; employment; a public utility; a set of crockery for a particular meal; the order of dishes; or, an act of assisting a customer or waiting on a diner (7) |
| RACHAELRAY | She wrote 2006's "Classic 30-Minute Meals: the All-Occasion Cookbook" (2 wds.) |
| FEED | An amount of provender for cattle or of sustenance for a baby; a plentiful meal; the rate of progress of a lathe; or, an actor's stooge (4) |
| EASIEST | Most like a picnic meal, the rest of the afternoon free of shackles |
| OFFAL | To a vegan, the bad part of a meal? (5) |
| COURSE | A dish forming one of the successive parts of a meal (6) |
| OFCOURSE | Certainly belonging to a part of a meal or a place to play (2,6) |
| DESSERT | Part of a meal that the British call "afters" |
| PARSNIP | Part of a meal that's slap-up and a bargain at that (7) |
| ENTREE | Part of a meal among the linden trees (6) |
| WHEY | Part of a meal from "Little Miss Muffet" |
| GODUTCH | Pay for your own part of a meal |
