| ONAPLATE | Serve up a feast with little or no effort (2,1,5) |
| TAFFETAS | Silks excited by a feast with FT (8) |
| EASTER | Most feast with little hesitation during the holidays (6) |
| PILGRIMS | English colonists of Plymouth who shared a feast with 10 Across, originating the custom of 1 Across |
| CAMEINTO | Acquired with little or no effort |
| MONOPOLY | Form a ploy with little or no time but is game to have a go! (8) |
| LOANWORD | Word adopted from a foreign language with little or no modification (8) |
| SINECURE | Job with little or no work (8) |
| ONAPLATTER | Where John ended up when he lost the head - you'll get this with little or no effort (2,1,7) |
| CAMEBY | Acquired with little or no effort |
| VOLCANIC | Serve up a bit of garlic in a clove, prone to burst of heat? (8) |
| MANXCATS | Islanders with little or nothing to look back on? (4,4) |
| MONEYFOROLDROPE | Earnings for little or no effort (5,3,3,4) |
| GRAVYTRAIN | Well-paid job requiring little or no effort (5,5) |
| OLDROPE | Money for --- ---, phrase by little or no effort (3,4) |
| EASE | Little or no effort |
| GASES | States of matter with particles moving in random motion with little or no attraction, thus having neither a definite size/volume nor shape (5) |
| IMPROMPTU | With little or no preparation or forethought (9) |
| GETOFFLIGHTLY | Be acquitted or escape with little or no punishment (3,3,7) |
| FATCHANCE | Had a large bet with little or no opportunity to succeed (3,6) |
