| O | New price, one for each thin material (4,5) |
| PRECISION | New price is on display for accuracy |
| JOHNDEEKS | New Price Is Right's "Come On Down" announcer (4,5) |
| REDUCTION | Introduce new price cut (9) |
| PRECIPICE | President slaps new price on diamonds, it's very steep (9) |
| RICEPAPER | Thin material for Japanese notebook pages (4,5) |
| IANTURPIE | New Price Is Right host and Keith Warne in Swift & Shift Couriers (3,6) |
| REDMULLET | Embarrassed over thin material, even next swimmer (3,6) |
| PIPERACK | Stand for churchwardens, one for each in group (4,4) |
| RANSOMMONEY | Price one pays for freedom (6,5) |
| CHARGE | The price one has to pay for an attack (6) |
| FREEDOMWALL | It holds 4,084 gold stars, one for each one hundred Americans who died in nineteen-Across |
| SCRAPVALUE | For what it's worth - after fight in old wreck's resting place (junk yard), this is the price one has to pay (5,5) |
| ROCKBOTTOM | Lowest sort of price one may pay for a piece of the sea-bed? (4,6) |
| RESERVE | ____ price, one set as the lowest acceptable by a seller for an item sold at auction (7) |
| DESPAIR | "____ is the price one pays for setting oneself an impossible aim" (Graham Greene) (7) |
| DRAPER | Physician - one for each man of the cloth |
| PIPEROLL | Vote to include one for each government archive |
| CHAIRPERSON | President's cleaner receiving one for each child |
| BOTH | One for each hand |
