| BISQUE | Some kohlrabi squeezed into soup (6) |
| LENTIL | Terribly ill specialist into soup seed (6) |
| TURNIP | Plant in the Brassica genus with broccoli, cabbage, choi sum, kohlrabi and mustard; or, an informal word for a large old-fashioned watch (6) |
| GINGKO | Health food supplements dislodging kohlrabi |
| TURTLE | Animal turned by shipwrecked sailor into soup? |
| THIEVE | I"ve squeezed into the lift (6) |
| SALMON | Pink bum finally squeezed into shop (6) |
| WEDGED | Crowded or squeezed into a limited space (6) |
| WELLIE | Turned poorly, squeezed into small footwear (6) |
| DURESS | Hardship you reported squeezed into formal wear (6) |
| SNIVEL | Person finally squeezed into retro jeans, showing blubber (6) |
| CANTER | With ten squeezed into a car, don't go too fast (6) |
| AGUISE | Old dress - fit one's squeezed into |
| CORPSE | Chap's rear squeezed into short item of underwear: laugh uncontrollably |
| SPRINGGREENS | Heartless leaf vegetable in the family that includes borecole, broccoli, cabbage, kale and kohlrabi (6,6) |
| LEEK | Vegetable from Galilee, kohlrabi (4) |
| DUNK | A dip of a biscuit into tea or a plunge of bread into soup; or, a slam of a basketball through the hoop (4) |
| OYSTERETTES | Crackers sometimes tossed into soup |
| SALTINE | Something thrown into soup |
| BISMARCK | Chancellor puts stuff back into soup |
