| PASSEDTHEBUCK | Handed over the money in America but shifted the blame (6,3,4) |
| PAID | Parlourmaid, though somewhat discontented, handed over the money |
| DOGCOLLAR | What indicates a priest is good company, in the money in America (3,6) |
| MINUS | Motoring started in America, but gets less (5) |
| FEDUP | Sounds like those with the money in America are awake and not happy (3,2) |
| ATTIRE | Wear is a result of puncture in America but not Florida (6) |
| UNOBTRUSIVE | ... over in US, but curiously low-key |
| PAIDCOURT | Tried to win, having handed over the fine money (4,5) |
| PASSEDON | Had handed over the ticket and done wrong (6,2) |
| ERICA | Plant seen in US, but not before noon (5) |
| SWASHBUCKLING | Daring to make missile launcher and have interns launder money in America |
| LAMBETHPALACE | Meek person shifted the power according to Anglicans -- from here (7,6) |
| DISHONOURABLE | Some food in front of us but no tea, you say? Shameful! |
| RECENT | In the near past it shifted the centre (6) |
| COUGHUP | Spill the beans and hand over the money (5,2) |
| MOVED | Shifted the way of working before five - the last and final word (5) |
| PASSINGTHEBUCK | Shifting responsibility by handing over the money (7,3,4) |
| PAYS | Hands over the money that's due from a spy - rather suspiciously (4) |
| RISEN | Having been rebellious, side with one over the money (5) |
| AFISTFULOFCASH | Hand over the money! (1,7,2,4) |
