| HOUR | Word after lunch or zero |
| TIE | Word after lunch or railroad |
| PUDDING | Enjoyed after lunch or dinner |
| HALFPASTONE | When to take a late lunch (or an after-lunch nap, perhaps) |
| ABSOLUTE | Word with power or zero |
| AMPLITUDE | Maximum extent of a vibration or oscillation measured from a mean or zero point (9) |
| INTEGER | In mathematics, any positive or negative whole number, or zero (7) |
| RADICAL | The base form of a word, a political extremist, a reactive chemical species, sign or zero of a function, all linked by the concept of "root" (7) |
| NOTHING | Zip, zilch or zero (7) |
| QUATORZE | Diddly-squat, or zero, is round number in piquet |
| NONE | Nothing, nil or zero, in a way? |
| INTEGERS | Any of the natural numbers, positive, negative or zero (8) |
| PAREN | Fig. above 9 or 0 |
| NILS | Zips or zeros |
| OVAL | O or 0 |
| EVENS | Numbers that end in 2, 4, 6, 8, or 0 |
| COURSE | A passage, path or racetrack; progress from point to point; or, an appetiser, pudding or other dish forming part of lunch or supper |
| PICNIC | Word, roughly translating as "peck or nibble at a meal" or "a trifle to eat", for an alfresco meal, a packed lunch or a shared feast in the country (6) |
| SPOT | Small amount of lunch or rain; any one of the six points on a snooker table on which a colour ball is replaced after being potted; or. a polka dot (4) |
| MEAL | Ground oats or other grain; or, a repast such as lunch or supper (4) |
