| HILL | ___ of beans |
| AHILL | ___ of beans |
| HULL | Word for the small green calyx of a raspberry, strawberry or similar soft fruit; the husk of a grain; the pod or shell of beans or peas; the main body or frame of a flying-boat, ship or tank; or, the |
| AZUKI | One of the spellings of a reddishbrown pulse used in stews, salads, desserts and dim sum fillings, regarded as the king of beans in Japan (5) |
| ILSA | One of the "three little people" whose problems "don't amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world |
| BELLYFUL | Have had enough of someone full of beans perhaps (8) |
| ALIVE | It's a sign of wickedness returning full of beans (5) |
| PULSE | Expression of activity that's full of beans? (5) |
| CHIPPER | Fried potato Her Maj's put below top of pan full of beans |
| SEEDY | Out of sorts - or, perhaps, full of beans? (5) |
| HARICOT | What type of beans are used for tinned baked beans? (7) |
| SOY | Kind of beans that are the source of 4- |
| ZESTY | Some of meze's typically full of beans (5) |
| SETINSTONE | Unchanging, those full of beans, say in early part of tennis match? |
| CASSOULETS | French casseroles of beans and meat (anagram of "lost causes") (10) |
| CANCAN | Couple of those full of beans, perhaps, in dance (6) |
| FAVA | Type of beans mentioned in The Silence of the Lambs |
| PODS | Shells of beans or peas; or, schools of dolphins or whales (4) |
| HAULM | Word for straw; the collective stalks of beans, grasses, hops, peas or potatoes, as used for animal bedding, litter or thatching; or, a single strawy stem of any said plant (5) |
| PEPPY | Full of beans |
