| IRONMONGER | Press a dealer to become a seller of household goods (10) |
| ELECTRICHEATERS | Choose wealthy consumers of household goods (8,7) |
| SOLD | Was a dealer to half the troops (4) |
| GROCER | Seller of household items and food |
| APOTHECARY | Drug dealer to reach pay settlement (10) |
| OOJAMAFLIP | 5 loves to press a switch (10) |
| WHOLESALER | How a seller can become retailer of large quantities |
| TOILETROLL | One let in to press a bundle of sheets (6,4) |
| PAWNBROKER | Insurance dealer to a chess player? |
| ASKTOOMUCH | Be hard to please and grasping, as a seller (3,3,4) |
| LOVELETTER | Something warm that may be used to press a suit (4,6) |
| WARRANTIES | Guarantees by a seller or manufacturer about products (10) |
| HITTHEDECK | Need blackjack dealer to ... |
| STAY | Word, related to a term for a seller of ink, paper and pens, for a sojourn, stop-off, stopover or other standstill (4) |
| CHEAPJACK | Fellow touring Spain, one in a suit, is a seller of inferior goods (9) |
| TOUT | A seller of overpriced goods, all French (4) |
| TEARASTRIPOFF | Severely criticize what a seller of raffle tickets is seen to do? |
| CARLOT | Second part of a seller of crates |
| COSTER | A seller of fruit, etc, from a barrow (6) |
| CHANDLER | A maker of tallow/wax dips or tapers; a merchant of said torches and other household goods including groceries, oil, paint and soap; or, a dealer in supplies for ships (8) |
