| VENDOR | Even Doris is looking for a seller (6) |
| STAY | Word, related to a term for a seller of ink, paper and pens, for a sojourn, stop-off, stopover or other standstill (4) |
| BARROWBOY | Old term for a seller with a cart (6-3) |
| ASYLUMSEEKER | Is looking for a new passport for the refugee leaving one country for another (6,6) |
| SWIPE | Sweeping motion made on a phone screen - for example, when a soapland character is looking for a date (5) |
| DEGREE | Doctor admits, for example, quantity of drugs is what the student is looking for (6) |
| ESCROW | Money given by a buyer to a seller to bind a contract |
| COSTER | A seller of fruit, etc, from a barrow (6) |
| TESTER | The Examiner is looking for evidence of a bad habit? (6) |
| EASELS | Les is all at sea and is looking for supporters (6) |
| LOITER | What one is looking for in new role is to kill time (6) |
| DEALER | A seller of illicit goods (6) |
| GROCER | A seller of food and household provisions (6) |
| RASCAL | Painter with barman and gangster is looking for mischief (6) |
| IMAGES | The game is looking for likenesses (6) |
| OKAPIS | Roger, first assistant principal, is looking for giraffe relatives (6) |
| LOCATE | Catches the bordello cat everyone is looking for (6) |
| AIRCRAFTCARRIER | Declare ship porter is looking for a fight overseas (8,7) |
| HITCHING | In stormy night X is looking for a lift (8) |
| BELLICOSE | Ringer on one business south-east is looking for a fight (9) |
