| EARNECOVEAX | Make, as money a letter sheltered bay chopper = ? |
| EARN | Make, as money (4) |
| COVE | Old word for a fellow or chap; a sheltered bay or inlet; or, a concave or arched architectural moulding (4) |
| MINT | Make, as money |
| MINTS | Makes, as money |
| EARNS | Makes, as money |
| ASACOVER | A sheltered bay around African country is right for someone looking to hide (2,1,5) |
| HONOLULU | Hawaiian for "sheltered bay" |
| HARBOUR | Sheltered bay with safe anchorage (7) |
| DISCOVERY | Finding of girl's lines about sheltered bay (9) |
| EVOCATIVE | Contrary Argentinian woman at sheltered bay stirs up strong feelings |
| COVES | Small especially sheltered bays or creeks / sheltered recesses |
| BANK | From "bench", a word for a money-dealer's table or counter that came to mean an establishment for the custody of money; a tier of oars; a row of keys; or, a sloped side of a river (4) |
| ALCOVES | Get along sheltered bays during the recesses (7) |
| WAD | A bundle of hay or straw; a roll of banknotes; a large sum of said money; a mass of cotton wool, tow etc for packing or stuffing; or, a slang word for a bun, cake or sandwich (3) |
| POCKET | A pouch in a book cover, garment, pitta, snooker table or sporran; one's personal stock of money; a gold- or quartz-lined vug or bonanza in rock; or, a kangaroo's marsupium (6) |
| LOLLY | Informal word for money; a boiled sweet on a stick; or, a Popsicle (5) |
| ERA | From the Latin for "counters for calculation" or "brass/copper money", a division of geochronological or chronological time; a starting point of a new age; or, an important date (3) |
| DIRECTDEBIT | Show one apparently owing money a way to make payments? |
| PONYUP | Put down money - A£25 - on a horse (4,2) |
