| ALBACORE | A pound bill (or more, ultimately) for fish |
| LACQUERER | One putting on coat presents a pound bill: odd? About right (9) |
| STONE | Small measure of weight? More, ultimately |
| TAB | A small flap or strip; a loop for drawing a stage curtain; the drape itself; a cigarette; an insignia on a staff officer's collar; an Oxonian's name for a Cambridge student; or, in the US, a restauran |
| ACCOUNT | A written or oral narration of what happened could lead to a bill or a/c reckoning? (7) |
| NIB | A bird's bill; or, a point of a fountain pen, suggestive of such a beak (3) |
| PAYS | Picks up a bill, or hands a bill |
| AMENDMENT | A change to eg a parliamentary bill or motion |
| SHORTI | Feature of a bill or a kiss |
| CLAUSE | A particular article in a treaty, bill or contract (6) |
| RIDER | Something tacked onto a bill or a contract |
| PASTDUE | Late, like a bill or a library book |
| AMEND | Change, as a bill or a will |
| FLOWERPOT | Troop flew out to find a home for Bill -- or his partner (9) |
| PERIODOFGRACE | Time allowed to pay a bill - or say a prayer? (6,2,5) |
| ACROBAT | Bill joins Bill or retired performer (7) |
| NAME | Bill or Hillary, for example |
| ACORN | Bill or nailhead on a little oak (5) |
| TABLE | Present a bill or pill to the French (5) |
| DOCKET | An affixed bill or ticket indicating the contents of a consignment (6) |
