| WASHRAG | American means to clean mug with powder and cheap paper |
| PULLTAB | American means to open and cancel bill |
| ADZ | American means to cut commercials from radio |
| SODA | Word with meanings ranging from baking agent, carbonated water and fizzy pop, to pushover, soap powder and faro card at the top (4) |
| NEWSPRINT | Unprecedented race to get cheap paper |
| ELEVATOR | American means of gaining height (8) |
| DISCOVEREDCHECK | Found said American means of payment, this might happen on board (10,5) |
| PARAGUAYAN | South American mean; a chap keeping article to a wanton end (10) |
| TAWDRY | To be gaudy, showy and cheap, is to be what (6) |
| DURST | Once dared to cover flower with powder |
| SACHET | A small bag, pad filled with perfumed powder and placed in closets or drawers to scent clothes |
| AUSTRIA | American loses the head with fine powder and draught served up in Central Europe (7) |
| SACHETS | Small bags, pads filled with perfumed powder and placed in dresser drawer |
| CUMIN | Spice used to flavour curry powder and garam masala (5) |
| COCOA | Made from baking chocolate or cocoa powder and milk and sugar. |
| DUSTS | Sprinkles powder and removes powder (5) |
| RAGBAG | Jumble found in a cheap paper carrier (6) |
| LEVERAGE | Weight of cheap paper stored in US bank |
| RAG | Cheap paper enjoyed by students (3) |
| FREIGHTAGE | Goods in cube, wrapped in cheap paper, in iron case |
