| SEASON | A limited period when one can add the salt and pepper (6) |
| SEASONING | Sing out as one changes the salt and pepper (9) |
| EPIGRAM | Some saying mince pie, one can add a little weight (7) |
| OUTFIT | Set of clothes for when one can leave in good health? (6) |
| FUMBLE | "___ in a greasy till and add the halfpence to the pence", Yeats. (6) |
| DOSAGE | The quantity is the same and you add the herb to it (6) |
| ANIMUS | Add the lady is taken aback by the hostility (6) |
| POSSUM | Stiff actor? Sop up and add the total (6) |
| SUMMER | . . . . September sun, add the sea in St. Tropez . . . . (6) |
| GAMETE | Willing to add the empty germ cell (6) |
| ASSUME | Suppose, you add, the raging sea engulfed it (6) |
| ADORED | Loved, you add, the round-about in (6) |
| PATENT | Government grant to an inventor to manufacture, use or sell an invention for a limited period (6) |
| MADDEN | Infuriates, you add, the men outside (6) |
| TINSEL | Listen, playing it adds the sparkle to Christmas (6) |
| STERNO | It can add heat to an affair |
| GRILLS | They can add stripes to dogs |
| MIDLIFECRISIS | Period when one may make radical changes ... and a description of the radical change spelled out in |
| SUNBATH | Period when one is exposing one's body to tan the skin (7) |
| COLDSEASON | When one can expect a chilly reception? (4,6) |
