| BUYAPUP | Purchase a young animal, fleeced (3,1,3) |
| RAMSHORN | Animal fleeced for its hooter (4,4) |
| SAMBUCA | Raising a young animal, mother's got spirit |
| BEARCUB | Stand on island releasing a young animal (4,3) |
| EWELAMB | We possibly amble round to see a young animal |
| SEWARDS | The Alaska Purchase, a k a '___ Folly' |
| LEVERET | Such a young animal will apply force to lift this little alien (7) |
| ACQUIRE | Purchase a hundred and twenty-four sheets of paper (7) |
| BUYTIME | Delay the inevitable - purchase a herb, they say (3,4) |
| BIVALVE | Reportedly purchase a tyre part for the shellfish (7) |
| TEASHOP | Spot to purchase a spot of Orange Pekoe: 2 wds. |
| PETSHOP | Place to purchase a parakeet |
| LIEABED | Purchase a stick of graphite for Spooner, late riser (3-4) |
| ENDUSER | One who purchases a product |
| WOLF | A strange owl that is loud along with a young animal become another young animal (4,3) |
| CUB | A strange owl that is loud along with a young animal become another young animal (4,3) |
| FLUFF | Wool or cotton fuzz; downy feathers of a chick or fur of a young animal; a blooper made by an actor when delivering lines; or, a misplayed golf stroke (5) |
| PUPA | A YOUNG ANIMAL AND A YOUNG INSECT |
| FAWN | A young animal will flatter in a servile way (4) |
| CUBIT | Measure a young animal with it |
