| ALTHOUGH | Granted health (or wealth), ought to downsize |
| IER | Suffix for health or wealth |
| RESCALE | Plan to downsize uranium to aluminium during recovery (7) |
| DIETED | Attempted to downsize? |
| CUTLERY | Table things in Franglais to downsize the SNCF? (7) |
| ACUTE | Keen to downsize in casualty initially? |
| PHASEOUT | Disconcert university with latest in project to downsize gradually (5,3) |
| REGIMEN | Systematic plan to downsize fighting unit (7) |
| RASTA | One who's "dreaded" retiring, beats a retreat to downsize |
| SLIM | Unlikely way to downsize corporation? (4) |
| FOCUS | Priority is to downsize half of Fort Custer |
| YELLOW | Vitellary or yolky colour of a proverbial brick road or path leading to a promised land of one's dreams, fame, hopes or wealth (6) |
| EASE | Word used to describe absence of discomfort, difficulty, disturbance or rigidity; naturalness; peace and quiet; rest from work; or, wealth (4) |
| PROSPECTS | Chances or opportunities for success or wealth (9) |
| GAIN | A win; an increase in profit, resources, size or wealth; or, amplification in electronics (4) |
| BONANZA | From the Spanish for "fair weather, prosperity", a mine that is particularly rich in gold; a large amount of silver; or, any source of luck or wealth (7) |
| PURSE | From "leather", a money bag; the sum held by said crumenal; funds or wealth; or, a kitty offered as a prize (5) |
| ASSET | Talent or wealth |
| OODLES | Lackeys without power or wealth |
| COURTESAN | Mistress of, typically, a man of high status or wealth |
