| SCALPER | Ticket seller, of a sort |
| AGENT | Book seller, of a sort |
| FORSALE | Remade a best seller of a 1964 album (7,3,4) |
| BEATLES | Remade a best seller of a 1964 album (7,3,4) |
| KREISLERDEALER | Seller of a composer's memorabilia? |
| OREO | Seller of a Double Stuff Cookie pillow |
| SHE | Seashell seller of a tongue twister |
| SUPPLYANDDEMAND | Economic term describing the relationship between buyers and sellers of a commodity (6,3,6) |
| STOUTLY | In a wily way, can a ticket seller be thus defended? |
| ACTOUT | Mime is caught in the arms of a ticket seller (3,3) |
| FLOP | Hardly a big ticket-seller |
| STOUT | Fat ticket seller behind rear of pubs (5) |
| TOURIST | Ticket-seller has teacher back as a traveller (7) |
| BOXOFFICE | Ticket-seller's kiosk at a theatre (3,6) |
| EATOUT | Expense account opens for ticket-seller to take someone to a restaurant (3,3) |
| LETOUTASECRET | Give the game away to the European ticket-seller with a skeleton in the cupboard (3,3,1,6) |
| THROWOUT | Decisive action in sport to get rid of illegal ticket seller (5-3) |
| SORTOUT | Find a solution for irked ticket-seller in audience (4,3) |
| SHOOTOUT | Decisive action in sport to get rid of illegal ticket seller (5-3) |
| HITOUT | Ticket seller, after greeting, launched a verbal attack (3,3) |
