| VEND | Sell as from a soda or snack machine |
| SLURP | Noise from a soda drinker, maybe |
| FOUNTAINPENANCE | Atonement from a soda jerk? |
| ONES | Snack machine inserts, often |
| DASH | A bribe; a hyphen; a sprint; a whack; a touch of soda or other admixture; or, general panache and peacockery (4) |
| BANQUET | Word for a slight meal or snack taken on a domestic bench first, later a lavish formal dinner or sumptuous spread followed by speeches; or, an elaborate feast generally (7) |
| RETAIL | Sell, as a store |
| GOLF | Sport to sell, as a rugby ball's passed? (4) |
| DEALIN | Sell as a business |
| PITCH | Sell, as an idea for a TV show |
| PATENTS | Produces and / or sells as a proprietary product |
| MIXER | Club soda or tonic water to a bartender |
| SOCIAL | For starters, soda or cola is a likely mixer (6) |
| CAKEINGREDIENT | Flour or baking soda or cocoa powder, e.g. |
| TIFFIN | Word, derived from the British Raj, for a light luncheon or snack (6) |
| TUCK | Child's personal food or snacks for school; or, a fold in a garment to improve its t (4) |
| BUFFET | A counter in a hotel, station or the like, offering light meals or snacks (6) |
| TAPA | Paper mulberry bark; or, one of several savoury Spanish appetisers or snacks, combined as a meal (4) |
| CHIPS | Cuckoo ShowedStackon Literally,a table(or snack) |
| GRANOLA | A popular, crunchy choice for an athlete's breakfast or snack |
