| INSURANCE | Cover the urn full of churned up casein (9) |
| CINERARY | Like an urn full of ashes |
| FURNISHED | Properly equipped to have fished it out of the urn (9) |
| BUTTERFAT | Object after getting churned up dairy product (9) |
| TAPEWORMS | Parasites found in stream POW churned up (9) |
| TURBULENT | Churned up for a time, turn blue, though choppy (9) |
| RESERVOIR | Tank churned up erosive rift between rivers (9) |
| BUTTER | From the Greek meaning "cow cheese", a block, pat or hand rolled portion of churned cream, used in cookery or as a spread for crumpets, teacakes or toast (6) |
| BUTTERBALL | A portion of churned dairy fat, patted or rounded into a pellet shape; a plump turkey; a bufflehead; or, a rather unflattering name for one who is somewhat round or steatopygous (10) |
| KREMLIN | Milk and one of two equal parts of rennet churned up in Russian citadel (7) |
| SMALLINTESTINE | Part of food processor in a mess, little pumpkin ultimately churned up (5,9) |
| DATUM | Churned up mud at the starting line |
| ESTUARY | Tay sure to be churned up where it reaches the sea (7) |
| ROOMFUL | A lot of mud floor churned up - there's quite a few people |
| FOULMOUTHED | Common chicken, say, gets nothing in the mud that's churned up |
| SPADEFUL | Churned up, as field after one's removed quantity of soil (8) |
| YOGHURT | Food from bottom of dairy trough churned up (7) |
| NEHRU | He gave the urn up ! To once get to the top in India! (5) |
| ASHES | The -; urn symbolising the cricketing rivalry between England and Australia (5) |
| LEAFMOULD | Source of earth contributing to all of mud (churned)? (4,5) |
