| DOSE | Tablet or teaspoonful |
| DOSAGE | Tablet or teaspoonful, maybe |
| SLATE | Metamorphic rock for a writing tablet or a roof tile; or, to severely criticise a film or slam a lack of style (5) |
| SOAP | Cleanser in the form of a cake, liquid, powder or tablet; or, flattery (4) |
| CARTOUCHE | From "paper cornet", a scroll-like carved tablet or border; an oval frame for royal names in Egyptian hieroglyphs; a box for bullets; a paper case holding a firework's combustibles; or, a parchment pa |
| APPS | Programs on a tablet or smartphone (4) |
| DEVICE | Phone, tablet, or laptop |
| APP | Program for a tablet or phone |
| PILL | Tablet or caplet |
| PILLORY | Tablet or your first public punishment (7) |
| HERBTEA | Bad breath: has taken tablet or tisane? |
| PLAQUE | Commemorative tablet, or fat deposit. (6) |
| SCREENTIME | Duration spent looking at a monitor smartphone, tablet or television (6,4) |
| PILLOWS | Head rests, taking tablet or whisky sour initially (7) |
| SOFTWARE | A catch-all term for something that runs on a computer, tablet or smartphone (8) |
| LOLLIPOP | Held up organised group of people acquiring tablet or boiled sweet (8) |
| LOZENGE | From "stone slab", a word first for a rhombus, later a cachou, medicated tablet or pastille, originally in the shape of the aforesaid diamond (7) |
| PILLBOXES | Word for small coastal blockhouses, one-horse carriages or Jackie O-style hats worn on ladies' heads, but mainly for little cases in bathroom cabinets, holding tablets or capsules of meds (9) |
| ACERS | Some tablets or laptops |
| DOSES | Tablets or teaspoons, e.g. |
