| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Cut of meat | 3 letters | ham |
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| Cut of meat | 3 letters | leg |
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| Cut of meat | 3 letters | rib |
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| Cut of meat | 4 letters | rump |
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| Cut of meat | 4 letters | loin |
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| Cut of meat | 4 letters | chop |
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| Cut of meat | 5 letters | tbone |
| Cut of meat | 5 letters | steak |
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| Cut of meat | 5 letters | flank |
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| Cut of meat | 5 letters | shank |
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| Cut of meat | 6 letters | riblet |
| Cut of meat | 7 letters | brisket |
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| Cut of meat | 7 letters | sirloin |
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| Cut of meat | 8 letters | lambchop |
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| Cut of meat | 8 letters | porkchop |
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| Cut of meat | 9 letters | butterfly |
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| Cut of meat | 10 letters | tenderloin |
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| Cut of meat | 12 letters | t-bone-steak |
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