| PELF | An old name for money, especially if ill-gotten |
| BOODLE | Money, especially if gained dishonestly (6) |
| PRIZEFIGHT | A public boxing match fought for money, especially in the 18th and 19th centuries (10) |
| YEN | The old name for money |
| SHOCK | From an old name for a shaggy-coated poodle, a word for a thick mop of hair; or, an abrupt perturbation (5) |
| SHAWLIE | From an item of clothing, an old name for a working-class woman |
| URCHIN | From the Latin for "hedgehog", an old name for said spiny beast (6) |
| OLIVE | Tree whose branches symbolise peace; yellowish-green colour; or, an old name for an oystercatcher (5) |
| BINGO | The playing of all seven tiles in a single turn in Scrabble; an old name for brandy; the game housey-housey; or, by extension, a word used as an interjection of success/discovery (5) |
| TURTLE | A tortoise-like marine chelonian named by English sailors; said terrapin's flesh, used for soup; or, an old name for a species of dove, symbolic of devoted or true love (6) |
| LAPPET | An old name for the dog collar of a clergyman; or, a jar for conserves, preserves, jellies and the like (6) |
| SINBIN | Term for a penalty box in ice hockey or rugby; or, an old name for a pupil referral unit in a school (3,3) |
| SULPHUR | Brimstone is an old name for which element? (7) |
| PUGILISM | An old name for boxing (8) |
| ULTIMATHULE | An old name for the northern end of the world |
| NATRIUM | An old name for sodium (7) |
| SALOP | An old name for Shropshire (5) |
| ABIB | An old name for the seventh civil month in the Jewish calendar (4) |
| ONAGRA | An old name for Oenothera (bot) (6) |
| AZOTE | An old name for nitrogen (5) |
