| ATEON | Used as a dining table |
| EATON | Use as a dining table |
| EATSON | Uses as a dining table |
| DUMBWAITER | A lift for conveying crockery/food between floors of a building; a stand for puddings etc, placed near a dining table; or, a lazy Susan (4,6) |
| SUSAN | When lazy, she's a revolving tray on a dining table (5) |
| LAZYSUSAN | A revolving tray placed at the centre of a dining table, from which one can help oneself to food (4,5) |
| EPERGNE | Decorative centrepiece for a dining table consisting of a series of dishes or bowls connected by ornamental branches for fruit, flowers, sweet, nuts or candles (7) |
| LEAF | Hinged or detachable flat section used to extend a dining table (4) |
| MAHOGANY | Wood traditionally used by cabinetmakers; informal word for a dining table; old dialect for gin and treacle; or, brandy and water (8) |
| PLACE | A market square or other open area; or, one's seat at a dining table (5) |
| CRUETSET | A group of containers for salt, pepper, oil etc. for use at a dining table (5,3) |
| TEACART | Carrier of leaves for a dining table? |
| RESERVE | Book a dining table |
| SALT | S on a dining table |
| PLACEMAT | Protector for a dining table (5,3) |
| CENTERPIECE | Decoration on a dining table, and what's in the exact middle of each starred clue's answer? |
| BUFFET | A piece of furniture that stands at the side of a dining room; if moved to the living room, it is also known as a sideboard |
| TRAINFARE | What a traveller pays for a meal in a dining car? (5,4) |
| SALTCELLAR | Small table in a church holding mobile half of a dining set (10) |
| MESS | Word for a group of iguanas; or, a number of military personnel who eat together in a dining hall or room of the same name (4) |
