| MOFFAT | Town in Dumfriesshire giving its name to a variety of toffee (6) |
| MADRAS | Indian city giving its name to a variety of curry (6) |
| NAPLES | City that lends its name to a variety of ice cream |
| WESSEX | A Saxon kingdom giving its name to a region in Thomas Hardy's novels (6) |
| AMALFI | Main town on the Gulf of Salerno, giving its name to a coastal region (6) |
| VIOLET | Parma - - -, purple flower giving its name to a popular sweet (6) |
| ISSUES | Is put to a variety of uses in publications (6) |
| COBALT | Metal giving its name to type of deep blue |
| WEIMAR | German town giving its name to 1919-33 republic |
| LINDUM | Chapel in Dumfriesshire bearing name of Roman city (6) |
| HUMBUG | A hoax, sham or trick; an imposter; a lump of toffee; a black-and-white peppermint drop to which a stripy wild boarlet is likened; or, nonsense, such as Christmas, according to Dickens's curmudgeon ca |
| ASSENT | Acquiescence to a variety of nests (6) |
| DOGTAG | Tag attached to a dog's collar, giving its name and owner (3,3) |
| PARASOL | Form of sunshade which gives its name to a variety of mushroom |
| BLAUEREITER | A book published in Milan giving its name to a group of Expressionist painters (5,6) |
| BUTTER | (and 4) Kind of toffee (6) |
| QUEENSPARK | Green space in the south of Glasgow giving its name to a train station and a football club (6,4) |
| CHEDDAR | Somerset village which gave its name to a variety of cheese |
| SITKA | Alaskan city which gives its name to a variety of spruce |
| TABASCO | Southeast Mexican state that gives its name to a variety of capsicum (7) |
