| SLURP | To drink soup, etc, noisily (5) |
| LAYBROTHERS | Junior monks in relays ordered to drink soup (3,8) |
| LADLE | Utensil for serving soup, etc |
| MILKSOP | Drink soup without upper-class weakling (7) |
| STOCKPOT | Resource for making soup, etc (8) |
| STARTERS | Soup etc provided for those in the running (8) |
| DUMPLING | Dough-paste ball in soup etc (8) |
| TUREEN | Deep dish for soup etc. |
| BISTRO | Out of sorts, I bought rolls soup etc here? (6) |
| LADLEFUL | Measure of soup etc (8) |
| OPENTOSUSPICION | Soup, etc. Opinions vary and may be dubious (4,2,9) |
| BOWL | Vessel for cereal, punch, soup etc; or, a wood rolled on a green (4) |
| LADLES | Dippers for lifting gravy, sauce, soup etc from pots or tureens; or, buckets or pans used for transporting molten metal in a foundry (6) |
| GROCERYLIST | Quart of milk, 1 doz. eggs, cream of mushroom soup, etc. |
| CAN | Word for any vessel for liquid originally, now a more specific cylindrical metal "tin" for baked beans, beer, fruit, paint, pop, soup etc (3) |
| CARRAGEEN | A purple-red seaweed used in soups, etc (8) |
| CELERY | Green stalk used in soups etc (6) |
| TAPIOCA | Grainy starch obtained from the root of the cassava plant, used as a thickener in puddings, soups etc. (7) |
| LENTIL | Edible brownish seed of a leguminous plant, cooked and eaten as a vegetable, in soups, etc (6) |
| PLONK | Noisily put down drink (5) |
