| STOOL | Seat beside a milk bucket |
| PAIL | Traditional type of milk bucket (4) |
| PAILS | Milk buckets |
| SEATRAVEL | Going on the boat, get a seat beside the composer (3,6) |
| SOFAR | Seat beside Russian leader is a long way away (2,3) |
| RELATES | Discusses moving both bed and seat beside it (7) |
| SATIRE | Took the seat beside one again, which is ironic |
| STUDIED | Prepared for exam in empty seat beside university and passed! (7) |
| SKIMMER | A darter dragonfly; a hydroplane; a milk sieve; a shearwater; a stone for ducks and drakes; or, a tern-like bird with a blade-like lower mandible (7) |
| TEASET | A service comprising cups, a milk jug, saucers, a sugar bowl and other such crockery items; or, a miniature version of such for a doll's house (3,3) |
| PRAM | Abbreviation of a word for a baby carriage; a milk delivery barrow; a dinghy; or, a flat-bottomed boat (4) |
| CHURN | A device for converting cream or milk into butter by means of stirring and turning; a milk-can, suggestive of said apparatus; anything that mixes or agitates; or, the turnover of a business's customer |
| RICOTTA | What cheese, made from ewe's milk, is considered by some to be a milk product rather than a cheese? (7) |
| WEANING | Removing (a baby) from a milk-only diet (7) |
| TENNER | A note about a milk-curdling substance (6) |
| RUDDER | Run with a milk bag and a steering device |
| COWLED | A milk supplier went ahead wearing a hood (6) |
| DAIRYFARMER | A Derry firm arranged to recruit a milk supplier (5,6) |
| JUNKMAIL | Almost a month with a milk concoction unwanted in some boxes (4,4) |
| DIARY | A day-to-day record about a milk production establishment |
