| ALUNT | They nourish, strengthen and sustain, nutriunt |
| CORN | Old generic cereal "seeds, grain", today's specific crop plant "maize", with which to nourish and sustain (4) |
| MEALS | They nourish, yet leave me also loveless (5) |
| KEEPONESENDUP | Retain individual parody and sustain part in venture? (4,4,3,2) |
| NUTRIENT | Substance which provides energy and sustains life (8) |
| TONICS | Potions to strengthen and invigorate (6) |
| SOLACE | A note to strengthen and comfort |
| REINFORCE | Strengthen and control troops (9) |
| MO | Used to strengthen and harden steel |
| GIRD | Strengthen and prepare (4) |
| LENGTHEN | Outside labourers strengthen and stretch (8) |
| TONIC | Medicine that strengthens and invigorates. (5) |
| FIRMAT | She supports, strengthens and fortifies (6) |
| POPULATIONS | By burying animal droppings, dung beetles loosen and nourish the soil and help control fly ___ |
| RESTAURANT | In which nature and arts combine to nourish one |
| NURTURE | Nourish the young and run true to form |
| PATER | Father (etymol. to nourish and protect, related to pasco) |
| FEED | Nourish Fred and Eddy regularly (4) |
| EATSFORTWO | Consumes enough to nourish mother and unborn child |
| NOSH | Word for the bread, comestibles, pabulum, provender, victuals or other such alimentary fare taken in to nourish thought and foster life (4) |
