| STREET | ------ cred or ------ value (6) |
| APOCOPE | Omission of the final sound or sounds of a word, as when credibility becomes cred or child becomes chile (7) |
| SECOND | Such capability restoring Nike's street cred. O blast! (6-6) |
| CACHET | Court detains pain showing street cred, perhaps (6) |
| SURVEY | Collection of data for mapping; an inspection of a building to ascertain its condition or value; or, a body of people for either of said purposes (6) |
| ENRICH | Improve or enhance the quality or value of (6) |
| ESTEEM | Self -; personal worth or value (6) |
| GRADES | Levels of proficiency or value (6) |
| FIGURE | An amount or value expressed in numbers. (6) |
| LESSER | Smaller in size, amount or value (6) |
| EQUITY | Fairness, or value of a mortgaged property (6) |
| UPRATE | To raise the size or value of (6) |
| EDGIER | Having more indie cred |
| OSCARS | Scorecards lose cred when doctored for awards |
| ASSESS | To estimate or determine the significance, importance or value of what is being considered |
| DEBASE | To reduce in quality or value, especially with reference to coins in the past (6) |
| AMOUNT | Word, from "ascend, go up, rise to a certain level, uphill", for extent, quantity, sum total or value (6) |
| LOWERED | Reduced in amount or value (6) |
| TRADESECRET | Street cred - a fusion of special expertise (5,6) |
| IDS | Cred. cards, sometimes |
