| PERDIEM | An allowance or payment on a daily basis |
| DIETARY | Relating to an allowance or habitual intake of food(7) |
| MIRROR | Might a looking-glass have a red top on a daily basis? (6) |
| EDITOR | He's responsible for issues on a daily basis |
| COMMUTABLE | Reachable from home on a daily basis |
| NEUROLOGIST | He must deal with nerves on a daily basis (11) |
| IVYCLAD | Creeper-covered CV rewritten on a daily basis (3,4) |
| KILN | Where firings take place on a daily basis |
| VET | Person who might see fat cats on a daily basis? |
| COMMON | Green is seen on a daily basis |
| DIARISTS | They may make their entries on a daily basis (8) |
| OFFICE | Sort of place where Dales resident Belle Dingle works on a daily basis (6) |
| SPENCE | From "distribute", a dated dialect word for a buttery, larder or pantry; a monetary allowance; or, in Scotland, an inner room or cottage parlour (6) |
| WAGE | Payment in return for work or services, especially made on a daily, hourly, weekly or piece-work basis (4) |
| FEED | Fodder or forage for a farm animal; pasture or provender generally; an allowance of formula, milk etc for a baby; an act of nourishing said tot or of supplying a machine; or, informally, a plentiful m |
| ADVANCE | Forward movement or progression; a rise in price, value or wages; a loan of money; or, payment beforehand (7) |
| ESIGN | Verify a payment on a digital cash register, say |
| INSTALLMENT | Payment on a payment plan |
| INSTALMENTS | Parts of a series that completes a broadcast or payment (11) |
| JOURNEYMAN | Formerly, a worker hired on a daily wage (10) |
