| GOLDSHOULDER | Affliction from carrying the king's ingots? |
| ACNE | Affliction from cane-breaking (4) |
| CHILBLAIN | Affliction from hill cabin perhaps (9) |
| LYME | ___ disease (affliction from a tick bite) |
| MARTINGALE | Strap from the reins to the girth of a horse that prevents it from carrying its head too high (10) |
| SPINE | "My ___ split from carrying us up the hill" |
| SABRE | Takes a breather from carrying weapon (5) |
| EVILS | Head off some little spirits from carrying out wicked acts (5) |
| BURDEN | Refrain from carrying a heavy load (6) |
| ILLS | Afflictions from millstone inclusions |
| BULLION | Word, from "mint" and "simmer", through the notion of "melting", for precious metals in the form of ingots before coining; gold or silver generally; or, a braid or fringe of twisted argentine or golde |
| LODGINGS | Recast gold ingots without returning to the digs (8) |
| PIGS | Oblong ingots of metal from a smelting furnace, named after a farmyard animal (4) |
| SYCEE | Silver money in the form of ingots, formerly used in China (5) |
| BARS | Oblong blocks, ingots, rods or strips of chocolate, gold, iron, soap or other solid substance; bands of colour; counters in pubs; or, from "weight", units of pressure (4) |
| ONEOUNCE | Inscription on some ingots |
| GOLD | Valuable material in nuggets and ingots |
| AGEING | Mortgage ingots getting old inside (6) |
| STINGO | Strong malt liquor was exchanged for ingots (6) |
| SANDING | Polishing some bars and ingots (7) |
