| SELLOFF | Let go cheaply by way of clearance (4,3) |
| SELLFASONG | Let go cheaply |
| LEVEL | Whatever way you look at it, flat might be picked up cheaply by a bricklayer, on balance (5) |
| APPEARANCE | Assistant rotates fruit by second half of clearance display (10) |
| COPSE | Word, from "chop, blow, strike", "newly cut wood" or "cut-over forest", for a miniature woodland, spinney, thicket or other little green haven of new trees as a result of clearance (5) |
| SALE | Purchases ales as part of clearance (4) |
| PACKAGEHOLIDAY | Travelling adults, primarily, and a kid go cheaply thus? (7,7) |
| FLEAMARKET | Quick to secure a book where stuff may go cheaply (4,6) |
| SALES | Auctions in which all goods go cheaply? (5) |
| PACKAGEHOLIDAYS | On which kids go cheaply, flying with two adults (7,8) |
| HEADROOM | Type of clearance |
| KITSCHY | Gaudily and cheaply designed |
| BARGAIN | Catch up, in a tizzy, something that's going cheaply (7) |
| TARTSUP | Sailor at square to drink - dresses cheaply (5,2) |
| SCRUNCH | Crumpling noise helps to make disc run cheaply (7) |
| NARWHAL | Arctic creature smuggled back west cheaply that's oddly overlooked (7) |
| SKITTLE | Bowl out cheaply in the game singularly (7) |
| SMITTLE | ___ out : dismiss cheaply? (7) |
| VENDING | Shop where one may cheaply buy five navels, say (7) |
| RAUNCHY | Cheaply sexual |
