| GOTO | Words before pot or |
| TEA | Word before pot or bag |
| TRAGOPAN | Turkey, before pot of pheasant |
| TUB | Large type of plant pot or planter; or, a container for ice cream or spreadable butter (3) |
| TRIVET | A three-legged prop for a cooking pot or kettle; or, a low support for a hot dish or teapot on a table (6) |
| OLIO | From a word for "cooking pot" or "jar", a Spanish hotchpotch-like stew; or by extension, a miscellany, mishmash, potpourri or vaudeville (4) |
| CRUSE | An old word for an earthenware jar or pot; or, a little bottle or cup (5) |
| KITTY | A pet name for a purring puss or a playful Persian; a pool of pelf, purse of pounds or pocket of profit; a poker pot; or, porridge, aka prison (5) |
| SINK | Pot, or go to pot |
| STEW | Hot pot or pepper pot |
| COOKER | Crock-Pot or Instant Pot, e.g. |
| OFTEA | Words after pot or spot |
| TESTER | Type of canopy over a four-poster bed; or, a sample of something such as paint in a miniature pot or scent in a phial (6) |
| INFUSER | A pot or perforated metal ball in which to steep tea leaves or herbs (7) |
| CASSEROLE | French word for a stew; or, the pot or "ladle pan" in which it is cooked (9) |
| SKILLET | An old type of long-handled cast-iron cooking pot or "spider", typically with legs; or, a frying-pan (7) |
| KITCHENGARDEN | A herbary, kailyaird, potager or vegetable plot where seasonal alliums, beans, berries, brassicas, currants, peas, salad greens, root crops etc are cultivated for one's own cuisine, pot or table, rath |
| CASTOR | Word for a beaver; a hat of its fur; a flour dredger, pepper pot or sugar shaker; or, a mini swivelling wheel (6) |
| TRAMMEL | A beam compass; a type of fishing net; or, an adjustable hook for holding one or a series of cooking pots or kettles over an open fire (7) |
| LOUVRES | Meaning "skylights", a word originally for chimney pots or smoke-vents on medieval dwellings; or, angled slats forming doors, screens or shutters (7) |
