| SEDATION | Teaspoonful in a dose, stirred -- it's calming (8) |
| DEXTROSE | Almost a bit more in a dose of glucose (8) |
| SPATULA | Paul eats teaspoonful in South Africa with a kitchen implement (7) |
| LATEX | Figures out the tea's stirred, it's milky (5) |
| SEDATIVE | A drug taken for its calming or sleep-inducing effect (8) |
| CAPSULAR | Relating to a soluble gelatin case for a dose of medicine (8) |
| GAMMARAY | After school, woman receives a dose of radiation (5,3) |
| BRUTALLY | Anything but sweet, collaborator with a dose of cruelty |
| HIT | Word for a find originally, later a success; a strike of a ball, target or anything else; a witticism; a lucky chance; a single visit to a website; or, a dose of a narcotic (3) |
| TAB | Versatile word with meanings including an aerofoil, a bill, a cigarette, a collar insignia, a dose of LSD, a flap, a fob, a loop of a theatrical curtain, the drape itself, musical notation, a pill, a |
| TSP | What abbreviation in recipes means a teaspoonful? (3) |
| DRAUGHT | A current of cool air; a quantity drunk in one breath; a catch of fish; depth of water needed to float a ship; a sketch; or, a dose of medicine (7) |
| DOSED | Poured a teaspoonful, maybe |
| DOSE | A teaspoonful, e.g. |
| ASP | It's poisonous, so you need less than a teaspoonful (3) |
| TERROR | Troublesome kid has teaspoonful by mistake |
| BABYSIT | Look after child: messy bib, say, with teaspoonful (7) |
| DOSAGE | Tablet or teaspoonful, maybe |
| HOTSPUR | Time to take small teaspoonful for one kind of rash? (7) |
| DOSES | 1 teaspoonful, 2 pills, etc. |
