| CONNOTES | Means to examine money |
| SCRUTINISE | Closely examine money southern sailing brings in |
| CONNOTE | Mean to examine the paper money (7) |
| TOOTH | Means to examine semi-homespun cotton twisted into yarn? (4-5,4) |
| COMB | Means to examine semi-homespun cotton twisted into yarn? (4-5,4) |
| FINE | Means to examine semi-homespun cotton twisted into yarn? (4-5,4) |
| SENSOR | An official authorized to examine printed matter, movies, news before public release to suppress any parts on the grounds of obscenity, a threat to security |
| VELVET | Money abroad raised to examine fabric (6) |
| ANATOMISE | To dissect; to examine in minute detail (9) |
| CHEQUE | Money order you have to examine, say? (6) |
| EYES | Starts to examine, yearningly examine, sometimes (4) |
| SURVEY | To examine carefully, as if to appraise value (6) |
| LOOKAT | All right to have a lot around to examine (4,2) |
| OLDTESTAMENT | Head of Oxford keen to accept daughter to examine some books |
| GOINTO | Have to pass through the door to examine things thoroughly (2,4) |
| IDEA | Hoskins would start to examine answer to make clue |
| INSPECT | To examine closely, often to discover possible shortcomings (7) |
| ONIONTRIP | Tour whose purpose is to examine root vegetables? |
| SCANDAL | Boy comes back to examine shocking incident (7) |
| TSETSE | Fly back to examine two points (6) |
