| NOLOAD | Fee-less, as a mutual fund |
| OPENEND | Unrestricted, as a mutual fund |
| LOAD | Sales fee on a mutual fund |
| ADLER | A doctor takes in 50% less as a psychiatrist (5) |
| RUNDRY | Become use-less, as a well |
| COMMUTE | Make less as a judge (8) |
| USED | Sold for less, as a rule |
| CONSULTANT | Our man abroad will taint one less as a senior doctor (10) |
| NATURESTUDY | Stay out under storms, nothing less, as a school discipline (6,5) |
| GAMBLINGLOSSES | Unreliable slob gaming less as a result of poor bets (8,6) |
| REDUCED | The price is less as one was on a slimming diet (7) |
| COMMUTED | Trained to work? Made less as judge |
| CIRCA | More or less as the Romans had it |
| SANER | Tailor earns less as hatter? |
| DECREASES | Makes less, as can be seen in the orders (9) |
| ASSESS | Occasionally raises less as tax (6) |
| GETSABOUT | Earns, more or less, as one travels (4,5) |
| CLUB | A circle, set or society of people with a mutual interest in something, such as literature, tennis or wine; or, a brass, mashie, putter or spoon (4) |
| LEAST | There can't be any less, as it's allowed to get around it (5) |
| DRESSREHEARSAL | Refreshingly err less, as heard in costumed run-through (5,9) |
