| GREENBACKS | Slang term for American banknotes (10) |
| REDCABBAGE | Bloody American banknotes that might be pickled! (3,7) |
| SQUAW | Term for American Indian woman, now deemed politically incorrect (5) |
| YANK | Familiar term for American (4) |
| BILL | American banknote; man's name |
| SWEETENERS | Bribes 'small, insubstantial': lowvalue banknotes with one note missing (10) |
| SNUFFPAPER | Writer's depreciating banknotes kill off government policy |
| PAPERMONEY | Banknotes: set number included in wage |
| CURRENCIES | Banknotes |
| CHARLESIII | Banknotes featuring this living king's visage entered circulation earlier this month |
| WAD | A bundle of hay or straw; a roll of banknotes; a large sum of said money; a mass of cotton wool, tow etc for packing or stuffing; or, a slang word for a bun, cake or sandwich (3) |
| CRACKLE | Slang for banknotes or for cash/money generally; a pattern of crazing on paintwork or glazed ceramics; or, one of the sounds made by Rice Krispies, according to a slogan (7) |
| WADS | Bundles of banknotes; masses of material for packing or stuffing; or, informal word for sandwiches (4) |
| CLIP | Barrette or slide for the hair; an extract taken from a film, magazine or newspaper; a device for holding banknotes; or, a type of brass or wire paper-fastener (4) |
| CASH | From Old Italian for "money box", a word for banknotes, coins and other readies collectively (4) |
| WWLLET | Container for banknotes (6) |
| MONEYLAUNDERING | Washing banknotes, perhaps? It's a criminal offence (5-10) |
| YEN | Its banknotes have denominations from 1,000 to 10,000 |
| CLIPS | Items for securing paper, banknotes or hair; parts of horseshoes; or, short sequences taken from films (5) |
| ELGAR | Composer whose portrait featured on BoE £20 banknotes for 11 years (5) |
