| PEWTER | Tin- based alloy formerly containing lead, now usually replaced with antimony and copper (6) |
| OUNCE | Small quantity formerly containing uranium (5) |
| ONEIRON | Obsolescent club usually replaced by a fairway wood |
| CURRENT | In short, metal near lead now (7) |
| TYPESETTER | Breed dog who doesn't need lead now? |
| SBIRRO | Italian copper, antimony, and iridium run out |
| SHRIFT | Absolution and penance (now usually short!) (6) |
| GLANCE | Mineral containing lead, look! (6) |
| LEADED | Fuel oil containing lead, (6) |
| ROMANY | What is the language spoken by an ethnic group which originated in northern India, but are now usually called gypsies? (6) |
| GALLUP | George Horace gave his surname to those public opinion surveys now usually conducted by phone when y |
| SOLDER | Tin-based compound |
| BRITANNIA | What silvery alloy (___ metal) consists of tin, antimony and usually copper, lead, or zinc? (9) |
| SPEISS | The arsenides and antimonides that form when ores containing arsenic or antimony are smelted |
| GASBAG | Addicts, smuggling in antimony in goods, gossip |
| TANKARD | What is a large drinking cup, now usually with a handle and sometimes a hinged cover (7) |
| SNOWBALL | Present in antimony and everything but mushroom (8) |
| COSTARD | Apple and fish containing lead |
| CAMPBED | Stretcher arrived containing lead handles in the middle (4,3) |
| SANITISED | Sand containing lead from industrial site, somehow should be purified (9) |
