| MINGLED | milled about at a party |
| DOTHEHOKPOK | "Shake it all about" at a kids' party |
| MODERATO | Adore Tom moving about at a fair pace |
| CAPERED | Skipped about at a pace then coloured up (7) |
| EPSOM | Mopes about at a meeting (5) |
| IDEAS | Things bandied about at a brainstorming session |
| TABLEHOP | Gad about at a banquet |
| ADAGIO | Coming back through Soho, I gad about at a slow pace |
| CANTER | Find it impossible to turn about at a fast pace (6) |
| TIMETOREFLECT | When prisoner has to think about, at a stretch, that momentary glance in The Mirror (4,2,7) |
| FEATURESONADIME | A torch, Roosevelt's head, a milled edge |
| FLOUR | From a homophonic word for a bloom, in the sense "the best part", the name given to "the finest quality of ground wheat", aka milled grain, for making bread, cakes or pastry (5) |
| KNURL | Milled ridge (eg, on a screw-head) |
| CORNFLOUR | Milled grain for a bloomer, say (9) |
| TIMBRE | Milled timber of a certain colour (6) |
| SAWN | Milled, in a way |
| ARTISTE | Performer one at rest milled around |
| WHOLEMEAL | Bread made from flour milled from 100 per cent of a grain such as wheat (9) |
| CORN | Cereal grain also called maize, finely-milled to make Mexican tortillas and a variety of bread (4) |
| OATMEAL | Milled grain of the plant Avena used for porridge, parkin, savoury biscuits and pancakes; a source of soluble fibre with blood-cholesterol-reducing effects (7) |
