| RUNONTHEBANK | Hurry by the river when there's a sudden demand for payment (3,2,3,4) |
| TRANSIENT | A sin to play in the river when passing (9) |
| CATARACT | Animal to take steps crossing a river when there's big water surge (8) |
| RUSH | A swift forward movement; a stampede; a sudden demand, burst of activity, flood/flow or euphoric thrill; or, a flock of pochards (4) |
| OUTRUSH | Be faster than the others when there's a sudden exodus (7) |
| XIPHOSURA | A sudden demand overwhelming bistro finally snaps up order of king crabs |
| RUNIC | Like Viking characters, hurry by a lot of rocks |
| CRUSH | Club's sudden demand for fruit juice (5) |
| ADUNC | Account filled by demand for payment as a crook |
| DUNCESCAP | Almost escape after a demand for payment (a hundred) - stupid to wear that! (6,3) |
| BILLING | Demand for payment (by an amorous bird?) (7) |
| NUDGES | Reminders, such as demand for payment, returned by Society |
| NUDGE | For example, demand for payment on return? Gentle reminder |
| RACKRENT | Exorbitant demand for payment from drivers in Scotland known to cross river |
| INVOICE | Somehow I.O. Vince a demand for payment (7) |
| BURST | At the volley of fire, there's a sudden increase in speed (5) |
| STBERNARD | Dog, overwhelmed by duties, bolted by river when recalled |
| CROSSBILL | Flier's annoyed with demand for payment (9) |
| DUNEDIN | Demand for payment confused Enid in NZ city (7) |
| BILLGATES | US entrepreneur beginning to get worried, swamped by demands for payment (4,5) |
