| SANDWICH | Two or more slices of bread with a filling that took its name from the title of the earl, John Montagu (8) |
| ELLIS | Monta of the NBA |
| CLUBSANDWICH | Three or more slices of bread with fillings (4,8) |
| GREEDIER | Wanting more, slice of gateau with extra piping (8) |
| IATEIT | Disappointing response to "Didn't we have one more slice of cake?" |
| EARL | - Grey; bergamot-flavoured Keemun tea that takes its name from the title of a prime minister of the UK who served in the 1830s (4) |
| MOGUL | A bump on a ski slope; a candy-making machine; or, from the title of a member of a Muslim dynasty, a business or media tycoon (5) |
| IMPRESSIONISM | Art movement that took its name from the title of an 1872 Claude Monet work |
| CLARENCE | - House; Grade I royal residence in London that takes its name from the title of the duke and prince who became William IV the "Sailor King" (8) |
| DIXIE | Informal name for the Southern states of the US, from the title of a song written by Daniel Decatur Emmett in 1859 (5) |
| THE | Word that distinguishes the title of an H. G. Wells novel from the title of a Ralph Ellison novel |
| BURGHLEY | House in Stamford that takes its name from the title of William Cecil, Elizabeth I's Lord High Treasurer who designed said building (8) |
| THEDOORS | Rock band, formed in Los Angeles in 1965, which took its name from the title of an Aldous Huxley novel (3,5) |
| SARNIE | Two slices of bread with a filling (6) |
| DEERHUNTER | Indie band that took its name from a Robert De Niro film ... and a hint to this puzzle's theme |
| EDWARD | Forename of the Earl of Wessex, the youngest of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh's four children (6) |
| GLASSONION | Original name of the band Travis, taken from the title of a Beatles song (5,5) |
| OZOMATLI | Latin rock band that took its name from an astrological symbol from the Aztec calendar |
| ACDC | Band that took its name from a symbol on a sewing machine |
| WHIP | Derived from the title of a huntsman's assistant responsible for training the hounds, an official ap |
