| MARKET | Open place with buyers and sellers of goods (6) |
| DEALER | Buyer and seller of goods |
| SUPPLYANDDEMAND | Economic term describing the relationship between buyers and sellers of a commodity (6,3,6) |
| ETSY | Website for buyers and sellers of handicrafts |
| GLADEYE | Open place with the old look of seduction (4,3) |
| RUES | Thinks of with buyer's remorse, say |
| CHAINS | Sequences of links, whether in the form of fast food outlets, house buyers and sellers, mountains, necklaces, shackles or strings of sausages (6) |
| TRADER | Buyer and seller of commodities |
| CUTLER | Manufacturer and seller of knives, forks etc. (6) |
| FACADE | The front of a building towards a street or other open place (6) |
| VENDOR | Seller of goods by legal contract (6) |
| OPENMARKET | Unrestricted economic conditions with free access and competition of buyers and sellers (4,6) |
| CIRCUS | Open place at street junction to find acrobats in (6) |
| GLADES | Open places in a forest (6) |
| ARTDEALER | Trade earl arranged with a buyer and seller of paintings (3,6) |
| FAIR | Just a gathering of buyers and sellers (4) |
| COVEREDMARKET | It offers protection to buyers and sellers alike (7,6) |
| PETERS | Rabbit and Sellers |
| ASKINGBID | Best potential price that buyers and sellers in the market are willing to transact at (6,3) |
| ANTIQUEDEALER | Buyer and seller of bygones (7,6) |
