| NONCE | No new cents and euros initially coined for a specific occasion |
| CLOWN | Comic of little value new, cents tops |
| RENTACAR | Aren't restoring motor, one hired for a specific occasion (4-1-3) |
| ACRONYM | A word initially coined by a pal, Mike |
| BODYSCANNER | Group initially coined a pair of names in series for medical device (4,7) |
| NONCEWORD | Any lexeme created for a specific occasion but not otherwise used in a given language (5,4) |
| ANIGHTAT | "You're willing to pay him a thousand dollars a night just for singing? Why, you can get a phonograph record of Minnie the Moocher for 75 cents. And for a buck and a quarter, you can get Minnie," decl |
| GHETTO | Slum quarter of a city inhabited by a minority group, coined for a location in Venice (6) |
| GENTLEMANS | _ express, term coined for a grand tourer (10) |
| SIEGE | For investment, one's raised for example euros initially |
| ANYTIME | No specific occasion when there's a tiny change by me (7) |
| ACE | A hundred euros initially, which is non-returnable |
| ADHOC | Military assistant's taken over house for specific occasion |
| GRANDEE | VIP makes a thousand pounds and Euros |
| GENOME | One's defining sequence of euros initially received by international banker |
| PAYEE | Person receiving money from Penny? Yes - euros, initially |
| PRECURSOR | Person preceding new purser kept cents and gold (9) |
| STACKED | Chased learner for top cents and hoarded (7) |
| MONEY | Dollars and euros, for example |
| ANGEL | Investor in corner, having exchanged pounds and euros (5) |
