| BILLION | Invoice most of island community, producing a large sum of money |
| WAD | A bundle of hay or straw; a roll of banknotes; a large sum of said money; a mass of cotton wool, tow etc for packing or stuffing; or, a slang word for a bun, cake or sandwich (3) |
| BOMB | From "banging, humming", an explosive "egg" or "pineapple", originally called a shell; a large sum of money; or, an old heap of a car (4) |
| MISPRINT | Is Prince coming into a large sum of money? It's a mistake |
| APRETTYPENNY | A good-looking girl may get a large sum of money (1,6,5) |
| PACKET | Informally, a large sum of money for a ship that carries mail |
| SMALLFORTUNE | Strangely enough it's a large sum of money (5,7) |
| STOP | Raised a large sum of money for Scotch (4) |
| AWARD | Confer right to come into a large sum of money |
| FORTUNETELLER | He predicts the bank-clerk will be after a large sum of money (7-6) |
| POT | Leading reversal with a large sum of money |
| GUARDING | Shielding us, having disposed of a large sum of cash (8) |
| CATMINT | Feline with a large sum of money for plant (7) |
| SPOTS | Places a large sum of money on second (5) |
| COCO | ___ de mer, a palm tree of the Seychelles, producing a large fruit containing a two-lobed edible nut (4) |
| AKINGSRANSOM | Poor Romans asking for a huge sum of money |
| ACORN | A cereal producing a large seed (5) |
| ALTERCATE | Most of island handed back in a former dispute |
| SECRETAGENT | Spook seaman going round most of island (6,5) |
| EXCRETA | Waste from river flowing up over most of island (7) |
