| BRATWURST | A type of sausage most unhealthy, we hear, given to spoilt child |
| BARTER | Sell to spoilt brat with hesitation (6) |
| MARKOV | Deduct part of score, we hear, given to Russian mathematician (6) |
| TRICKSY | Girl, we hear, given to pranks (7) |
| SHALLOWEST | Most frivolous and most unhealthy to consume heroin (10) |
| SICKLIEST | Most unhealthy |
| PASTIES | Not quite the most unhealthy-looking snacks (7) |
| ABALONE | Seafood served with a type of sausage, it's said |
| BOLOGNA | Italian city and a type of sausage (7) |
| BOUGHS | Acts of deference, we hear, given by branches (6) |
| RIGHTS | Authors, we hear, given power to publish works |
| PET | A word for a fondly indulged or spoilt child; a domesticated or tamed animal, treated like such a favourite; or, a huff, sulk or fit of ill-humour (3) |
| CHIPOLATA | A type of sausage (9) |
| BALONEY | Nonsense or a type of sausage (7) |
| SALAMI | A type of sausage |
| FIRSTAID | Tree remained, we hear, given early treatment (5, 3) |
| WANTON | A spoilt child may need to be working (6) |
| BRAT | Brother taking time to include a spoilt child (4) |
| LORNE | Scottish type of sausage with a distinctive square shape, possibly named after a region around Oban |
| UNBEATEN | Never having experienced loss, like a spoilt child? |
