| ROADSTER | Car's victory, with poor traders keeping nothing (7,8) |
| TRIUMPH | Car's victory, with poor traders keeping nothing (7,8) |
| RELATIVEPRONOUN | Member of the family in favour of sister keeping nothing: say who? |
| THIRDRATE | Poor trader hit skids |
| HOARDER | Keeper of everything, with increasing difficulty, keeping nothing |
| OVERLOAD | Too much to bear -finished with fellow keeping nothing inside (8) |
| PRONOUNS | He and I, for example, in favour of sisters keeping nothing (8) |
| MALTHOUSE | Old economist keeping nothing at English distillery (9) |
| ROAST | Ruler keeping nothing back from cook (5) |
| ISOLATE | I criticise keeping nothing in quarantine (7) |
| TROOPER | Flipping article keeping nothing private (7) |
| POLITBURO | Executive committee in favour of keeping nothing built badly (9) |
| STRING | Keeping nothing for throwing away (6) |
| PALOMINO | Horse on one mile circuit keeping nothing back |
| VOICELESS | Lacking strong grip, perhaps, keeping nothing quiet? |
| BIOG | Generous, keeping nothing in personal account |
| JOCUND | Sunny and warm month, day keeping nothing cold (6) |
| GSTRING | Head of Government keeping nothing hidden, getting minimal coverage |
| STORING | Keeping nothing wrapped in cord (7) |
| ALLTOLD | Summed up, keeping nothing secret (3,4) |
