| MODERATION | . . . or made into a sensible showing of spending |
| ANCHOVY | Small, salty, food fish of the herring family, often tinned or made into a paste (7) |
| SHERBET | A flavoured sweet effervescent powder eaten alone or made into a drink (7) |
| PEA | An edible seed, such as the garden or marrowfat variety, often crushed, mushed or made into a fritter (3) |
| ENACTED | Performed on stage or made into a law |
| ANCHOVIES | Small, salty fish related to the herring family, often tinned or made into a paste (9) |
| DAIRY | From the Old English meaning "kneader of bread", a building, farm or room where milk is processed or made into butter, cheese, cream, creme fraiche and other produce (5) |
| BEDS | "Roses" or "nails" situations; oyster parks; or, berths where dreams are planted or made into "apple pies" by mischievous schoolchildren (4) |
| BEDCOVERS | Turned down at night for sleep, tucked around children or made into "apple pies", the blankets, candlewick counterpanes, eiderdowns or patchwork quilts with which to clothe or top berths, bunks, cots |
| PARSNIP | Typically roasted, stewed or made into crisps, a root vegetable in the family that includes carrots, celery and celeriac (7) |
| DRAMATISED | Exaggerated or made into stage play |
| HATHAIR | Result of spending a long time with a boater, say |
| CAMPING | Activity of spending a holiday living in a tent (7) |
| LIONESS | Seemingly part of the pride of spending a long time in the queue (7) |
| AFOX | Crazy like ___ (like a person who saves instead of spending) |
| SPREE | Wild spell of spending or drinking |
| VOUCHER | One confirming a document of spending account |
| VAST | Huge tax restricts onset of spending |
| URGE | Longing to get rid of spending money? |
| RANDOM | Haphazard way of spending in South Africa with some 50% available (6) |
