| STORE | Warehouse; a stock or hoard; or, a computer's memory (5) |
| RESOURCE | A stock or supply of money or other assets that can be drawn on (8) |
| GRANARY | A warehouse a man has operated |
| SALTAWAY | A method to preserve first or hoard (4,4) |
| RHODORA | Heather-like shrub; or hoard (anag.) |
| MAGPIE | One who hoards or steals trifles (7) |
| STOCKPILES | Hoards or plentiful reserves |
| QUEST | Whether a knight's crusade for the Grail, a pilgrim's progress to a holy place, a philosopher's pursuit of truth, a hound's hunt for game or a computer's scan for data, it is a word, from "ask, seek", |
| CRASH | Noise made by cymbals; a herd or rhinoceroses; a coarse type of linen; or, a computer system seizure (5) |
| CACHE | Part of a computer's memory used for temporary data storage |
| WIPES | Erases, as a computer's memory |
| ERASE | Clear, as a computer's memory |
| BRAIN | An encephalon; or, a computer or other device comparable to such (5) |
| ENTER | Key into a place or a computer (5) |
| PATCH | Fix for a sweater or a computer program |
| MOUSE | Long-tailed rodent; or, a computer device (5) |
| HOARD | A cache of ancient coins, treasure or other valuable artefacts; or, a secret stock or store generally (5) |
| CLONE | A group of organism produced asexually from one stock or ancestor |
| CHIP | Savoury unit of a fish supper or salty anchor of a seaside repast; a trauma in a teacup; or, a computer's brain (4) |
| ALPEN | Intro for stock or horn |
