| MONEY | Single by 10 across taken from 7,11,19 across (5) |
| AGAIN | 'Do It _____': 1972 single by 10 across (5) |
| ROGERWATERS | 10 across bass player who wrote all the lyrics for 7,11,19 across (5,6) |
| PUREX | Some toilet paper from Peru manufactured by 10 (5) |
| ONSET | Start limited by 10 betes noires (5) |
| IONIC | Sort of column written by 10 taking 13 (5) |
| AXIOM | Proposition made by 10 in the morning (5) |
| OPERA | Work by 10, say (5) |
| HAITI | Part of Hispaniola you'd associate with a 1976 'Divorce' by 10 across (5) |
| NGIDI | Who bowled the most economic spell in the second T20I between Ireland and South Africa which the former won by 10 runs? (5) |
| PHOTO | 8-by-10, e.g. |
| ATEUP | Totally consumed, possibly winning by 10-2, it's said (3,2) |
| AMASS | Put together admission by 10, perhaps |
| LIMIT | Allowed to multiply central number by ten, though extreme (5) |
| IXION | He was bound to wheel one by ten noon (5) |
| TENBY | We will arrive at our destination, a town in Wales, by ten or thereabouts (5) |
| LODGE | Deposit 7, initially divided by ten |
| INDEX | Table of contents in early decisions by ten |
| LORDS | Two days into "The Twelve Days of Christmas," the carol writer's true love was surprised by ten ___ a-leaping |
| SAUCE | A preparation, such as that described in 17 Across, taken as a relish with food; any piquant addition; a thing that adds excitement, spice or zest; stewed apples or other fruit in the US; or, effronte |
