| ODDLOT | Stock exchange terminology for a block of less than 100 shares (3,3) |
| ODDLOTS | Blocks of less than 100 shares in finance; or, incomplete sets of miscellaneous objects (3,4) |
| NOBALL | Cricketing terminology for an unlawfully delivered cherry (2-4) |
| WHIP | Name, arising from hunting terminology, for an official who keeps discipline within a political party (4) |
| EIGHTY | Serious to lose wicket, having score less than 100 (6) |
| ACIDIC | Bill I'd followed with less than one hundred that are sourtasting (6) |
| OPTICS | Chooses to include less than hundred spirit measures (6) |
| NOTALL | less than one hundred percent: 2 wds. |
| RAPIER | Ransomes & _ _ _ _ _ _ - Suffolkbased manufacturer of railway equipment for more than 100 years (6) |
| CLOG | Word for a block of wood to impede an animal's movement originally, later for a wooden-soled shoe, like one referred to in a Lancashire proverb (4) |
| VENICE | City in North East Italy, built on more than 100 islands (6) |
| TENEMENT | Guys in principle responsible for a block of flats |
| TURF | The first person leaves fruit for a block of peat |
| THAMES | Town which, in 1868, was New Zealand's largest, with more than 100 hotels and three theatres (6) |
| DEEPTI | Who is the only Indian bowler to have taken more than 100 wickets in women's ODIS And T20IS? (6) |
| NINETY | Degree of precision: 'Number ... not 100 ... bit less than 100' (6) |
| OOMPH | Enthusiasm for less than 100 mph (5) |
| CUBA | Island country that's less than 100 miles from Key West, Florida |
| TENSION | Suppressed excitement at being less than 100-1 on (7) |
| USA | Country that's less than 100 miles from both Russia and Cuba: Abbr. |
