| WASHINGUPLIQUID | Cleaner whips a gun out, then left with one pound (7-2,6) |
| LIQUID | Left with one pound, easily converted into cash (6) |
| THRESH | Word, from "beat seeds out of corn/grain", for a chastising flog with a whip, a fast race, a flail or writhe about, a lavish noisy party, a loud piece of rock music or a severe trounce (6) |
| THONG | A strap or a strip; a lash of a whip; a loop of a riding crop; or, a flimsy sandal, also called a flip-flop (5) |
| IGUANA | One with a gun out next to a lizard (6) |
| GNARLED | Called back then left with journalist, old and twisted (7) |
| GARLAND | Kid returned then left with daisy chain, perhaps (7) |
| FARRELL | Turn page up containing rights, then left with 14Dn 13Ac and 17Ac (7) |
| CODICIL | Supplement business detectives set up with one pound (7) |
| READILY | Only too happy to chip, deary, in with one pound (7) |
| LASH | One of the cilia around an eyelid; the end of a whip; a swipe with such a scourge; or, a stroke of satire (4) |
| STEIN | Being a mug, I take a gun out (5) |
| STIFFEN | Will become harder if the fellow takes a gun out (7) |
| DRAWN | Strained and tense, with a gun out? (5) |
| DRAWER | He takes a gun out from a sliding compartment (6) |
| FIANNAFAIL | Soccer body holds girl, with one pound for political party (6,4) |
| DROOL | Scooby takes right then left, with slobber |
| CAMEL | Arrived then left with animal (5) |
| CLIENT | Customer with one pound in small change |
| RIPENING | Syndicate with one pound investment maturing |
