| WADS | Had been importing diamonds for bundles of cash (4) |
| WHISKERS | Word for bundles of twigs for whipping food originally, later the vibrissae of felines, mice and other animals; hairs of beards/moustaches; or, by extension, hair's-breadths (8) |
| REAMS | Word for bundles of 480 or 500 sheets of paper; or, derived from Sir Walter Scott, large quantities (5) |
| BAIZE | Be importing first class as well as variable material |
| OBSOLETE | Wrong to be importing fish past its sell-by (8) |
| WADI | Bundle of cash I found in dry river bed (4) |
| FAJO | Spanish word for "bundle" found in "alfajores" |
| FASCISM | Form of ultra nationalism whose name comes from the Latin for 'bundle of rods' (7) |
| TRUSS | Charge cut by smallholder, initially, for bundle of straw? (5) |
| CHEQUEBOOK | Verify in speech to arrange in advance for bundle of financial instruments (10) |
| QUID | Left with diamonds for a portion of tea and a portion of tobacco (4) |
| PAIR | Three of clubs and three of diamonds for example |
| CARD | Queen of diamonds for example |
| SEED | Get diamonds for court favourite (4) |
| SUIT | Diamonds, for instance, can be worn (4) |
| UMPS | Four of diamonds, for short? |
| LICE | Left diamonds for parasites (4) |
| DEADLINE | Cut-off point of trade importing diamonds miner uncovered (8) |
| GEMS | Rubies and diamonds, for example |
| OBED | Award with diamonds for Ruth's son |
