| LAID | Prepared, as a table |
| CHARGER | War horse ridden by a knight, jouster, cavalryman or a lancer; a large plate used as a table setting; or, a portable device for powering a mobile device (7) |
| DUCK | A paddling-, plump-, sord- or team-forming webfooted waddling waterfowl, such as a mallard or a teal, that displays a range of behaviours from dabbling to head dipping and can be prepared as a meal (4 |
| TERRINE | An earthenware dish; or, the pate cooked/prepared in such a vessel and served in slices or sold as a table delicacy in a jar or pot (7) |
| APPLEPIE | A pudding of Bramleys or other cookers baked under a pastry crust, to which a bed prepared as a practical joke is likened (5,3) |
| BONBONNIERE | French word for a small ornamental box, drageoir or lidded jar for chocolates, sugared almonds or other sweets; or, confectionery used as a table decoration at a wedding party or other celebration (11 |
| SITSAT | Pulls a chair up to, as a table |
| SITAT | Have a chair by, as a table |
| SALT | Word, related to the name of a highly seasoned Italian sausage and a cold dish of vegetables, for sodium chloride, prepared as a condiment (4) |
| KIBBEH | Levantine literal "ball" of spiced bulgur wheat and lamb prepared as a savoury snack or as part of a meze (6) |
| PANACEA | A canape prepared as a cure-all (7) |
| SEMOLINA | A melon is prepared as a dessert (8) |
| SITNGO | Online event that starts as soon as a table fills* |
| TRAY | Part of a high chair used as a table |
| SNAGS | Manages to acquire, as a table at a popular restaurant |
| INLAY | Decorate, as a table |
| SET | Prepare for company, as a table |
| EATON | Use, as a table |
| ATEON | Used, as a table |
| SPOOL | It might be repurposed as a table |
