| 20 answers for: Seller of apples, oranges etc (9) |
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| RANK | ANSWER | CLUE |
| FRUITERER | Seller of apples, oranges etc (9) |
| FRUIT | Apples, oranges, etc (5) |
| GRACENOTE | Orange etc, coloured ornament (5,4) |
| HAYMAKERS | Farmers maybe produce strong punch with last of apples (9) |
| STILLLIFE | With examples such as Paul Czannes The Basket of Apples or Mary Cassatts Lilacs in a Window, a painting or drawing of everyday, inanimate objects (5,4) |
| MALICACID | A pound of apples might produce it (5,4) |
| FRUITBATH | Tub full of apples? |
| PAPERCLIP | Mash rice mixed with core of apples as staple alternative? (5,4) |
| NONEATALL | Alan let on about the number of apples in an empty barrel (4,2,3) |
| CITRUS | Lemons, limes, oranges etc. (6) |
| MEDITERRANEANDIET | Olive oil, fish, oranges, etc. |
| FINAL | Counter provided some nachos, apples, oranges in the last-minute (5) |
| PIT | Fertilised ovule, referred to this particularly in apples, oranges and grapes! (3) |
| RAINBOWCOLORS | Red, orange, etc. |
| PIPS | Rhizomes of lilies of the valley; seeds of apples; or, segments forming the skin of pineapples (4) |
| PITS | Seeds of apples, clementines or lemons; rhizomes of lilies of the valley; or, dots on dice/dominoes (4) |
| ADAM | An occupant of the stable very fond of apples? |
| DESERT | Leave last of apples out of pudding (6) |
| WALDORFSALAD | Mix of apples, walnuts, celery, etc |
| IMAC | Part of a long line of Apples |
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