| ENSILE | Store some fodder in a utensil expertly constructed (6) |
| STOCKS | Has in store some flowers from the garden (6) |
| SILAGE | Small one left - time for some fodder (6) |
| FORAGE | Look around for some fodder (6) |
| PADDLE | A barefooted meander in shallow water; a dabble by a duck; a utensil for shaping butter/gnocchi or for mixing; or, an oar for propelling a canoe (6) |
| GARNER | Gather up and store some sugar nervously (6) |
| CUTTER | A ship's jollyboat-like service vessel; a tailor who scissors cloth; a utensil for pressing out rounds of biscuit dough; or, a pig of a size between baconer and porker (6) |
| OPENER | The first in a series of events or games; a player who starts the betting or makes the first bid; or, a utensil for de-lidding a bottle or tin (6) |
| HAYMOW | Stored fodder in May? How extraordinary! (6) |
| TROUGH | Last of fodder in strong container for animal food (6) |
| POPPER | A press-stud; a utensil in which to cook/puff corn kernels; or, a stuffed, breaded and fried jalapeno (6) |
| STONER | A utensil for pitting cherries, olives, plums or other drupe fruits; a habitual user of Cannabis sativa or, a lapidator, pelting rocks as a punishment (6) |
| EATAGE | Horse fodder in meadow field starts to disappear |
| SILOED | Like fodder, in the winter |
| PEELER | An old word for policeman; or, a utensil for removing the skin from a potato or a carrot (6) |
| PANAMA | A utensil for doctors when in the canal zone (6) |
| SERVER | Computer system or program that manages devices or "clients" on a network; or, a utensil for distributing food (6) |
| HANDLE | Operate part of a utensil used for gripping (6) |
| SHOVEL | Push trainee to get a utensil (6) |
| TOASTS | Speeches that might start by tapping a utensil against a glass |
