| HOTSTUFF | Coffee or tea, for example -- something else! (3,5) |
| FASTFOOD | Burgers, for example - something to eat during Lent? |
| BEVERAGE | Tea, for example |
| EGOMANIA | I'm gone! Off to Alcoholics Anonymous. Excessive self exaltation is something else! |
| GREATAPE | Fantastic parrot? This is something else! |
| CAFFEINE | Coffee or tea stimulant (8) |
| YIDDISH | Nosh, for example: something served after home improvement's over |
| INORGANIC | For example, something man-made might be found within vital structure, I see |
| MATS | Coloured, dull gold or white passe-partouts for picture framing; small bath-side or doorway rugs; coasters for hot cups of coffee or tea; or, tangled masses of hair (4) |
| MEALTIME | Two for tea, for example? Not usually (8) |
| ICED | Description of a bun, cake etc with a sugary glaze; or, of tea, for example, chilled with frozen cubes (4) |
| SUCHAS | S America imports tea, for example (4,2) |
| BISCUIT | Rich tea, for example (7) |
| ICE | Goes with a tea, for example |
| INFUSE | To make tea, for example, puts America in a fine mess! (6) |
| RATHER | Sailor returning for that woman? On the contrary, it's something else! (6) |
| HERETIC | Cheer it or he'll believe something else! (7) |
| BREW | Informal word for a beverage such as a beer, coffee or tea prepared by steeping; a can, cup or glass of said drink; or, a general concoction (4) |
| BLACK | Word used to describe coffee or tea without cream or milk; or, an informal term for currant cordial served with a liquor, such as rum (5) |
| PUN | Amusingly, it sounds like something else! |
