| SHREDS | Scraps or bits |
| BISTRO | Or bits cooked in a small restaurant (6) |
| SCRAPS | Leftovers; newspaper cuttings; remnants; or, bits of fried batter (6) |
| PIECES | Coins such as the Spanish eight-real examples made famous in Treasure Island or, bits and bobs (6) |
| OFFCUT | A bit, end, leftover, odd, remnant, scrap or other clipping or snippet (6) |
| NIPPED | Pinched or bit (6) |
| DEVILS | Succisa pratensis, or - bit scabious, has purple blooms like pincushions in autumn (6) |
| NICKEL | Take English pounds or bit in U.S. currency (6) |
| THORAX | Try to catch start of hockey or bit of cricket? |
| RAGS | Scraps or oddments of cloth for making rugs and dolls, curling the hair or cleaning; informal word for tabloids; sails or tattered clothes; or, herds of colts (4) |
| CENTO | From "patchwork garment", a type of literary collage or mosaic consisting of a poem/writing made up of scraps or verses from other authors; or, a string of commonplace quotations (5) |
| SNIPPETS | Word for little pieces of cloth cut or scissored off, thus for brief extracts, scraps or shreds of something, such as information, literature or news (8) |
| THROWSAWAY | Scraps or disconcerts when absent (6,4) |
| ORTS | Food scraps or fragments left from a meal |
| ENDORSE | Back or rump or bits of sow's entrails (7) |
| COMPUTER | A device for processing, storing, and displaying information. Digital versions represent information in discrete form, generally as sequences of 0s and 1s (binary digits, or bits). (6) |
| IOTAS | Whits or bits |
| IONS | + or - bits |
| BYTES | In IT, units of storage, typically groups of eight binary digits or bits (5) |
| SHRED | Thin scrap or strip (5) |
