| BLACKMARKETEERS | Illicit dealers want to trade in pints, perhaps (5,10) |
| BEHOLDER | Keep bringing pints perhaps round for spectator |
| ENVIES | Wants to trade places with |
| BEER | What they serve in pints in the Queen Vic in Walford and the Woolpack in the Dales (4) |
| ALE | It's often quaffed in pints in the Rovers Return in Weatherfield (3) |
| DEADLOCKED | Unable to get agreement on flat pint perhaps given to local drunk (10) |
| TRAFFICJAM | Peak hour, perhaps, to trade in marmalade (7,3) |
| SCOTCH | Put an end to firm beginning to trade in school (6) |
| PROVIDENT | Cautious driver, in the main, on rum ? in pints! (9) |
| STOUT | Dark beer served in pints at the Woolpack in the Dales (5) |
| TRUMP | Booze swallowed in pints knocked back? Fail to follow suit |
| PUNITORY | It's meant to punish your pint perhaps (8) |
| PICCOLO | Flute of champagne first served in cool half-pint, perhaps (7) |
| SEE | A half mile to the pint, perhaps? (3) |
| BLACKMARKETEER | Illicit dealer flogs mackerel at kerb (5,9) |
| SMUGGLER | Second criminal about 50 is illicit dealer (8) |
| PASTRAMI | One place to trade in juice rejected from processed meat (8) |
| ADAMSALE | First man to trade in water (5,3) |
| PRESELL | Public relations people finally given room, say, to trade in advance (3-4) |
| ROOTSTOCK | Give support to trade in gardener's requisite (9) |
