| REAPTHEREWARD | Get a prize for sowing (4,3,6) |
| REGARD | Is about to draw back to get a prize for effort (6) |
| AWARD | A flipping tie may help one to get a prize |
| PLACE | Put in a position to get a prize (5) |
| PURSE | For piano playing, sure to get a prize (5) |
| DRILL | Word for military evolutions; an auger, borer, gimlet or wimble; a furrow; a machine for sowing seeds in such a rut; or, an African baboon (5) |
| SEEDER | A pippin of a word for something such as an apple pipper, cherry pitter, stoner or a basket/drill for sowing (6) |
| HEREWARD | Wake man - he is to get a prize |
| TROPHY | To get a prize, try and hop (6) |
| COMPETE | Contend for a prize for a poem etc (7) |
| SEASONING | Word, from "time for sowing", for herbs, salt, spices, vinegar and the like, added to a dish/food to make it cyclically ripe for consumption, come autumn, spring, summer or winter (9) |
| BURYTHEHATCHET | "... ___. Hide this cutting tool as far down as you can, and you may get a prize!" |
| AWARDING | Giving a prize for a fantastic drawing (8) |
| CUP | A prize for a contest is in occupation |
| TILL | Prepare a land for sowing |
| WALHALLA | Having won, a large room's a prize for those passing heroically (8) |
| TERN | A sea swallow; or, a prize for drawing three winning numbers (4) |
| EUTROPHY | Brussels offers a prize for good nutrition ... (8) |
| ATROPHY | A prize for withering (7) |
| OSCAR | One is a prize for scoring |
