| UNFAVOURABLE | Not good value for a bun perhaps |
| UPBRAIDED | Chided for having a bun, perhaps (9) |
| 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) |
| LOCKSUP | Hair in a bun perhaps holds (5,2) |
| BARGAINHUNTER | One who searches for goods that represent good value for money (7,6) |
| ECONOMICAL | Giving good value for money |
| SNIPS | Prunes are good value for money (5) |
| COSTEFFECTIVE | Good value for money |
| COSTEFFICIENT | Offering good value for money (4-9) |
| PIRATE | Good value for contravener of copyright |
| RABBIT | Word for a bun or a cony; or, from its use with "pork" in a cockney rhyme, slang for a lengthy chatter or talk (6) |
| HUTCH | A chest or coffer; a box-like cage for a bun or cony; or, a cramped hovel (5) |
| HAIRDO | Not easy swallowing iodine with bit of old bun, perhaps (6) |
| ONE | Point value for A, E, I, O, or U in Scrabble |
| ZERO | Point value for a blank tile in Scrabble |
| ESTIMATE | Give an approximate value for a different site, my friend (8) |
| TEN | Point value for a "Z" in Scrabble |
| MOLESWORTH | Secret agents' value for a NZ recreation reserve (10) |
| TREASURER | Have the opposite of poor value, for a fund manager (9) |
| PAR | Face value for a stock share |
