| CAKEHOLE | Trap found in a Bundt (8) |
| WEB | Trap found in information system (3) |
| SNARES | Traps found near a ship (6) |
| UBENDS | Air-traps found beneath sinks (1-5) |
| BAKEWARE | Bundt pans, cake tins, trays and other such items of kitchenalia intended for use inside an oven (8) |
| TUBEPANS | Bundt cake maker's need (2 wds.) |
| CAKEPANS | Kitchen gear with springform and bundt varieties |
| CAKEPAN | Where a batter goes for a bundt? |
| ICES | Covers a Bundt cake |
| ICERS | They know how to cover a bundt |
| HOLE | Center of a Bundt cake |
| FLUTED | like a Bundt pan |
| CAKESLICES | Servings from a Bundt pan |
| CAKE | Food baked in a tin, paper case, tray or bundt pan for afternoon tea or a celebration, for example; or, a block of soap (4) |
| ICED | Adjective referring to things that are either frosted/glace or just cold, for example, a bun, cocktail, frappe, "gem" biscuit, latte, road or a sponge bundt cake prepared in a mould (4) |
| POUNDCAKE | A rich bundt or loaf-shaped sponge quatre-quart, distinguished by being made with 1lb each of butter, eggs, flour and sugar (5,4) |
| CHIFFON | A delicate diaphanous gossamer-like silk cloth used for gowns, lingerie, negligees or ribbons; or, a light frothy mixture, reminiscent of this, for bundts, cakes, puddings and souffles (7) |
| MOLD | Bundt cake form |
| RUMCAKE | Bundt-pan dessert |
| CAKETIN | Bundt, e.g. |
