| RAM | Pound of butter (3) |
| STICKS | Foursome in a pound of butter |
| OLD | What a pound of ground round probably is if it's turned grayish-brown |
| TNT | Two million pounds of it has an explosive force of one kiloton |
| KEG | 100 pounds of nails |
| POPGOES | English nursery rhyme, beginning "Half a pound of tuppeny rice..." (3,4,3,6) |
| AVOIRDUPOIS | Imperial system of weights based on a pound of 16 ounces or 7,000 grains; from French, 'goods of weight' (11) |
| TWENTYQUESTIONS | "Which weighs more - a pound of feathers or a pound of lead?" and others |
| QUARTER | Fourth part of a coat of arms, hour, lunar month, pound of weight, sports match, US dollar or year; or, a district having some distinguishing character or inhabited by a particular class (7) |
| LIQUID | Pound, one pound of available funds (6) |
| SQUIDINK | Basin contains pound of black liquid (5,3) |
| EZRA | Pound of poetry or Levant of Rebel News |
| FLOUR | One of the pounds of a pound cake |
| WOODGRAIN | 1/7000 of a pound of oak or cedar? |
| ANTONIO | Owner of the "pound of flesh" sought by Shylock |
| JIMMYOGOBLIN | Pound of muscle protein, with pound brought down under Callaghan, familiarly |
| OUNCE | In the proverb, an ... of prevention is worth a pound of cure |
| ANOUNCE | "___ of prevention is worth a pound of cure": Benjamin Franklin |
| ADAGE | An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure for one |
| COSTAL | Work out price of a pound of ribs (6) |
