| RUBIES | Buries an assortment of precious stones (6) |
| MEDLEY | Collection of songs played as a continuous piece; a combination of four styles of swimming in one race; or, the general name for a dish consisting of an assortment of vegetables (6) |
| SHEETS | The girl gets an assortment of set papers (6) |
| AGENTS | Gets an assortment of show business managers (6) |
| DEFACE | Perhaps scribble on an assortment of notes |
| CUSTER | In general, an assortment of cruets |
| BANJOS | Jobs with an assortment of instruments |
| CARATS | Weight units of precious stones (6) |
| JEWELS | Personal ornaments of precious stones and metals |
| SUNDRY | Haphazard, as an assortment |
| ROSES | Name of the favourite flowers of John Cadbury's great-granddaughter Dorothy, hence given to an assortment of wrapped Cadbury chocolates that includes caramels, country fudges, golden barrels and hazel |
| CLUSTER | A bunch of grapes or group of stars in the sky, even an assortment of unmentionables hung out to dry (7) |
| BITSANDPIECES | An assortment of small items (4,3,6) |
| GEMMERY | A collection of precious stones, be it in a cabinet, case, vitrine of Faberge or Ernest Jones, a treasure-chest guarded by skull and crossbones, or one of the Tower 's exhibition zones of Crown Jewels |
| FORESHORE | An assortment of roofs here on the edge of the sea (9) |
| QUALITYSTREET | In 1936, Harold Mackintosh introduced an assortment of chocolates and toffees named after which J M Barrie comedy? (7,6) |
| PRIMAVERA | Of pasta dishes, prepared with an assortment of lightly cooked spring vegetables (9) |
| ANALECTS | An assortment of tales ___ about a hundred ___ in literary collections (8) |
| LARCENIST | One steals an assortment of clarinets (9) |
| GENERALSTORE | Shop which sells an assortment of goods (7,5) |
