| LEAKAGES | Escapes of information or liquids |
| LEAK | Escape of information |
| LEAKAGE | Escape of information (7) |
| JIGSAW | A type of puzzle enjoyed by a dissectologist; a mystery solved by assembling pieces of information; or, a power tool with a reciprocating blade for cutting intricate shapes (6) |
| PROPAGANDA | Organised spreading of information or rumour (10) |
| ROADSIGN | Source of information or instruction, by the way |
| ORACLES | Classic sources of information - or experts - adopting line |
| ITEM | A single piece of information, or a couple |
| INPUT | Contribution of information or advice, for example (5) |
| SNIPPET | Small item of information or news (7) |
| CONFERENCES | Meetings for consultation, exchange of information or discussion, especially with formal agendas (11) |
| VENT | A small opening for the passage or escape of fumes or liquids (4) |
| BIOPSY | Examination of tissues or liquids from a living body (6) |
| BUSHEL | Measure of capacity used for grain, fruit or liquids (6) |
| LEAKS | Escapes (of gas) |
| MEDIUM | Materials used in a work of art; a newspaper, radio or television as a means for communicating information; or, a middle degree or place between two extremes (6) |
| NOTICE | Newspaper announcement; a displayed placard or sheet conveying information; or, a review of a play (6) |
| MANUAL | Meaning "hand", an organ keyboard designed to be played with said extremity; or, a companion, compendium or vade-mecum giving information or instructions |
| BEAN | One of a number of legumes idiomatically spilled when divulging confidential information or secrets (4) |
| NUGGETS | Lumps of gold, information or battered chicken! (7) |
