| CORNFLOUR | Milled grain for a bloomer, say (9) |
| FLOUR | From a homophonic word for a bloom, in the sense "the best part", the name given to "the finest quality of ground wheat", aka milled grain, for making bread, cakes or pastry (5) |
| EGLANTINE | Bloomer, say, with worker in queue (9) |
| BOTANICAL | Concerned with bloomers, say, ban coital frolics (9) |
| THRESH | Word, from "beat seeds out of corn/grain", for a chastising flog with a whip, a fast race, a flail or writhe about, a lavish noisy party, a loud piece of rock music or a severe trounce (6) |
| GERANIUM | A bloomer say to back leaderless element |
| LOAF | Head making a bloomer, say |
| WHOLEMEAL | Bread made from flour milled from 100 per cent of a grain such as wheat (9) |
| OATMEAL | Milled grain of the plant Avena used for porridge, parkin, savoury biscuits and pancakes; a source of soluble fibre with blood-cholesterol-reducing effects (7) |
| GROUNDNUT | Seed for cooking oil milled by devotee (9) |
| TREADMILL | Milled art produces such a lot of routine drudgery (9) |
| PLAINFLOUR | A pantry staple of milled grain without raising agent with which to make pancakes, roux, soda bread, tealoaves or Yorkshire puddings (5,5) |
| GROCERIES | Milled rice or e.g. sugar originally among these? (9) |
| CRYBABIES | Cabbies milled outside railway. Sooks! (9) |
| GLENGARRY | Traditional Scots cap made of thick-milled woollen material (9) |
| ORGANIC | Only child fed with milled grain grown without chemicals? |
| BRAN | Milled grain husk |
| EMMER | Troops head back carrying first of milled grain (5) |
| FLOURISH | Kinda like milled grain? |
| BUCKWHEAT | Plant with starchy seeds that are milled into flour in the US (9) |
