| BANANA | A berry, in fact |
| TOMATO | A berry, in fact |
| LEMON | A berry, in fact |
| BUTTERYBAR | Singular 6A with a berry in ferment where the tankards are stored (7-3) |
| RASP | A grating sound; a scrape of a door; a coarse file; a mollusc's tongue; or, a berry synonymous with a boo (4) |
| SET | A collection or compendium; a clique; the process in which a blossom forms a berry/fruit; or, a gun dog's indication of game (3) |
| RAISIN | From "bunch of grapes", one such a berry, traditionally dried, chocolate-dipped, prepared in mincemeat or set alight in the game snapdragon (6) |
| KIX | Puffed cereal with a Berry Berry variety |
| LOGAN | A berry high mountain in Canada! |
| CRAN | A measure of herrings and a berry! (4) |
| STRAW | Fodder, a tube & a berry! (5) |
| ALLSPICE | Also called Jamaica pepper, a berry-like fruit with a flavour likened to cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves combined (8) |
| ASSAI | In music, "very", and an alternative spelling of a berry noted for its nutritional properties |
| KIWI | New Zealand's national bird; or, the short name of a berry also known as a Chinese gooseberry (4) |
| FRUIT | Nutrient-rich botanical structure such as a berry or a melon (5) |
| SQUISH | Imitative word describing the sound of soft mud being walked on or a berry being crushed; public school slang for marmalade; or, a dated word for bosh, foolish talk or nonsense (6) |
| BACCA | Botanical Latin word for a berry, thus used to refer to a blackcurrant, cranberry, goosegog, grape, tomato or other such simple indehiscent fruit (5) |
| SOFTFRUIT | Horticultural term for a berry (4,5) |
| MELON | Botanically, it's a berry |
| KNOTTS | Family with a berry farm |
