| STOTINKA | Small amount in pot and a European's ready |
| FIASCONICEST | Small whisky in pot and a Bulgarian's ready |
| DIPPEDINTO | Put brush in pot and read bits of (6,4) |
| LASAGNA | This word in English has somewhat complicated origins, though it comes by way of, in part, a Latin word meaning "chamber pot" and a Vulgar Latin word meaning "cooking pot," by which it evolved to an I |
| TEASET | It includes cups, a pot and a sugar bowl |
| LOBSTER | Caught in a creel, trap or pot and known collectively as a risk, a marine crustacean in a class that includes crabs, crayfish and shrimp (7) |
| MIL | A small amount in science or a large amount in business |
| SPRING | It's a good time to plant ___ bedding in pots and borders (6) |
| FEED | Apply tomato ___ fortnightly to crops in pots and grow bags (4) |
| PLOTS | Many are seen in pots and garden beds (5) |
| SPOT | Small amount in a small container (4) |
| TAD | A small amount in a stadium |
| HABITUE | Do a small amount in colour for a regular customer (7) |
| NAPOLEONIC | Describing Emperor and Knight, a European's mostly reserved (10) |
| BONSAITREE | Japanese miniature that's grown in a pot and trained to produce a desired shape: 2 wds. |
| TEABAGS | Pop these in a pot and rudely eat lots (3,4) |
| TEASPOON | All fingers and thumbs collecting snake eggs, a small amount in the kitchen (8) |
| PEASOUP | Invest a small amount in energy; its green for starters (3,4) |
| DACCA | Old man drinks a small amount in former Asian capital (5) |
| SLAPDASH | Allies retreating a small amount in disorderly fashion (8) |
