| PLAINCHOCOLATE | A technical loop when unravelled producing some sweet stuff? (5,9) |
| DAYTIMEOUTLAYOV | [Start of a loop] When the sun shines / Break in a game / Amount spent / Break in a trip / Meteoric, like success / Drink before bed / Culminating achievement / Masonry / Monday to Friday, say ... |
| ICECREAM | Reserve the best performers, perhaps, for some sweet stuff (3-5) |
| HONEY | Python eyeballed some sweet stuff (5) |
| PLAN | A detailed map; or, a technical drawing such as a blueprint (4) |
| SPEC | Informal or short word either for a technical standard or a description of an invention for which a patent is sought (4) |
| HITCH | Fix up a tow because of a technical breakdown (5) |
| PARONOMASIA | A technical name for a pun |
| ENGR | One with a degree from a technical inst., perhaps |
| AROMA | I leave a Maori and follow some sweet smell (5) |
| PAPPUS | Greek mathematician producing some fine stuff |
| YAM | Sweet potato producing some momentary amusement (3) |
| SEDATE | Caused a technical passage to be composed (6) |
| RIM | You can get a technical foul for hanging on it |
| OCCLUDE | Block, in a technical way, coding primarily in Cloud designed by engineer (7) |
| ELECTRO | Choose or reject a technical prefix (7) |
| SQUINTEYED | Strabismal is a technical term for this (6-4) |
| SCHEMA | Outline or model of a technical plan or theory (6) |
| IRRIGATE | Out of repair, rig a technical means to supply water (8) |
| SIDELOBE | An ear, for example or a technical term for an antenna part |
