| SOCLE | Meaning "wooden shoe", a plain plinth at the foot of a bust, column, pedestal, statue, urn or wall (5) |
| PEDESTAL | A support upon which a bust, column, statue or vase is mounted, hence a figurative place or position of eminence, esteem or reverence (8) |
| SCULLERY | Derived from Latin meaning "wooden platter", a room attached to a kitchen in a country house for wet work (8) |
| JARDINIERE | Ornamental garden element in the form of an urn or stand for a plant or a collection of plants; or, a mixture of prepared seasonal vegetables as a garnish or accompaniment for meat or stew (10) |
| NICHE | From the French for "recess" and the Latin for "make a nest", an alcove or nook in a wall for the display of a bust, statue or other ornament (5) |
| SPIKE | Each of a series of projections on a track-running shoe; a variety of lavender; a sharp peak in a graph; or, an ear of wheat or barley (5) |
| SLIDE | A chute; a style of backless shoe; a piece of playground equipment; a part of a trombone; or, a woggle (5) |
| BOTTOM | Word used to describe the foot of a hill, the bed of the sea, floor of a valley or the far end of a garden (6) |
| BASE | HQ; a pedestal/plinth supporting an architectural column, statue or urn; or, a starting point (4) |
| SIGNATURE | Autograph or handwritten name; distinctive mark; a letter or numeral at the foot of a page in bookbinding; or, a dish characteristic of a chef (9) |
| TAILPIECE | Decorative design at the foot of a page or end of a chapter; any one of Thomas Bewick's woodblock engravings; or, an ebony or rosewood strip anchoring a violin's strings (9) |
| TAIL | Either of the two tapering "skirts" of a morning coat; descending stroke of a Q; or, the foot of a book (4) |
| PLUNGE | - pool; body of water for invigorating the body after a sauna that takes its name from a type of basin or depression at the foot of a waterfall (6) |
| SCREE | Accumulation of stone and rock at the foot of a cliff or hillside, often forming a sloping heap, and which can be recreated at the edge of rock gardens (5) |
| KITCHEN | Based on the Latin meaning "to cook", a room sometimes with an adjoining larder, pantry or scullery; an old Scottish word for a tea urn; or, a ship's galley (7) |
| CLODHOPPER | Informal word for a large heavy boot or shoe; a country bumpkin, peasant, pleb or yokel; an awkward, clumsy or foolish person; or, a wheatear (10) |
| THROW | Decorative drape for a sofa or the foot of a bed; or, a roll of dice (5) |
| SUBTITLE | A piece of text placed at the foot of a film or TV screen translating the words used (8) |
| PUMP | Ballet shoe; a plimsoll; device for inflating a tyre, balloon, air-bed or Lilo; or, the constellation Antlia (4) |
| WETDREAM | Cause of a bust in the middle of the night? |
