| HIGHSTREET | Where eg utensils may be purchased, get her this for mashing |
| MUDDLERS | Word for disorganised bumblers; mixologists' pestles for mashing the mint for mojitos or mingling mocktails; or, minnow-like flies for trout fishing (8) |
| CREDITSLIP | Triple disc may be purchased with this? (6,4) |
| GIFTSHOP | Where part of present store may be purchased (8) |
| STOCKISTS | Outlets where an item may be purchased (9) |
| ANTIQUEBOUTIQUE | Where period pieces may be purchased |
| SARI | It may be purchased for Diwali |
| PETSHOP | Where rabbits etc. may be purchased |
| ESTATEAGENT | House may be purchased through spy from Eastern country (6,5) |
| TATERS | Thanks for mashing the rest of the spuds (6) |
| OFFERED | Feed for mashing put under the hammer (7) |
| FRIGATE | Working with her, this warship could be a freighter (7) |
| OTHELLO | Where eg Jezebel appears, suffering love for Venetian |
| ERMINE | I'm going out with Rene! Giving her this fur! (6) |
| INDOORS | Wife described using her this, perhaps, getting Rodin so agitated (7) |
| TROPHYWIFE | Why fire top model? Rich man could make her this (6,4) |
| ACROSTIC | Verse where eg the first letters in each line form a word or message (8) |
| LAKELAND | Part of Cumbria legend where eg European turns into pack leader |
| ROPEWALK | Long area where, eg, hawsers were made |
| FISHFARM | A place where e.g. salmon are bred for commercial purposes (4,4) |
