| MUGFUL | The quantity that can be held in a mug (6) |
| MUM | The quantity that can be held in a mug. |
| MUG | The quantity that can be held in a mug. |
| ARMLOAD | The quantity that can be contained in the arms (7) |
| PISTOL | Private investigator has lots planned For gun that can be held in one hand (6) |
| ESCROW | Money can be held in this |
| CHOOSE | Opt for the Soho gathering to be held in a church (6) |
| LIABLE | Fifty-one can be held responsible (6) |
| DOUBLE | From the Latin "duo", meaning "two", a quantity that is twice the amount, number or size (6) |
| SCALAR | A variable quantity that cannot be resolved into components (6) |
| ENERGY | Thermodynamic quantity that can be converted in form, but not created or destroyed (6) |
| WAVELENGTH | A physical quantity that can be measured in hertz (10) |
| PALMTOP | A computer that can be held in one hand (7) |
| TEABAG | A sachet of Assam, Ceylon, Earl Grey etc, infused in a mug or pot (3,3) |
| AVERAGE | Mathematical quantity that can be given as a mean, median or mode (7) |
| BOTTLEFUL | It's as much liquid that can be held in glass? (9) |
| LOAD | Quantity that can be carried at one time |
| OPALINE | Suppose a litre can be held in glass |
| FISTFUL | As much as can be held in the hand |
| POTS | A bucket for milk or water; a similar vessel for coal, ice or paint; or, the quantity that fills said piggin (4) |
