| FINED | Gave a monetary penalty |
| FINES | Imposes a monetary penalty (5) |
| AFINEROMANCE | After a monetary penalty Cameron breaks into song (1,4,7) |
| KIP | 1,000lb; a monetary unit of Laos; a wooden paddle to spin Australian pennies in a game of two-up; a calf/lambskin; a bundle of hides; a bed; or, a nap or a snooze (3) |
| FINE | Monetary penalty for the extent of information technology is all right up to a point (4,2,3,2,2,4) |
| ASFARASITGOES | Monetary penalty for the extent of information technology is all right up to a point (4,2,3,2,2,4) |
| REFINED | Cultivated left-winger accepts monetary penalty (7) |
| CONFINE | Imprison, but study monetary penalty (7) |
| FINER | One who inflicts monetary penalty can be better (5) |
| CONFINING | Argument against imposing monetary penalty - imprisoning is wanted (9) |
| STANDARD | A flag; an upright fruit tree; a song with established popularity, or, a monetary system based on gold (8) |
| GOLDMEDAL | Nobel object given to a laureate along with a diploma and a monetary award |
| SPENCE | Old dialect or Scots word for a cottage parlour; a buttery, larder, pantry or other storeroom for victuals and domestic equipment; or, a monetary allowance (6) |
| SETBAIL | Impose a monetary restriction, as on a defendant |
| PAYTHETERN | Give a bird a monetary reward? |
| SATANG | A monetary unit of Thailand worth onehundredth of a baht (6) |
| QINTAR | A monetary unit in Albania worth one-hundredth of a lek (6) |
| KOPECK | A monetary unit of Russia that is equivalent to one hundredth of a rouble (6) |
| AGOROT | A monetary unit of Israel equal to one hundredth of a shekel (6) |
| OWED | Had a monetary obligation |
