| UXORIAL | Wifey, perhaps acceptable to posh executive officer, sits on cash (7) |
| PECCABLE | Liable to sin is perhaps acceptable, but at a loss (8) |
| GENERALISES | Officer sits around with those having a broad education |
| NATTILY | Neatly turn to thrash revolting drunk getting close to wifey (7) |
| GOURITZ | Travel to posh traditional hotel on river (7) |
| ENNOBLE | Give peerage to posh person in Henley banks ignored (7) |
| BECKHAM | David ......., footballer married to 'Posh Spice' (7) |
| UNREADY | Ill-prepared French article on cash (7) |
| JOLLITY | Short career on cash register's over, followed by year of fun! (7) |
| SHERIFF | Chief executive officer of the Crown in a county who has predominantly ceremonial duties (7) |
| DUNGEON | Irish fort, Galway Executive Officer noted initially, could be used to house prisoners |
| ALREADY | Everyone’s short on cash by now |
| COLLIER | David OBE, former chief executive officer of the England and Wales Cricket Board, 2004-2015 (7) |
| GALILEO | Local girl working with the Italian Executive Officer, made important scientific observations |
| OEDIPUS | Ignoring team leader, asinine Executive Officer raised subject of Sophocles' tragedy |
| SHORTER | Comparatively low on cash |
| MANAGER | Executive officer |
| EXOCET | Executive officer ready to report on missile (6) |
| ATM | ___ Inside (sign that someone who's low on cash would be happy to see) |
| LOOKTO | Depend on cash, having invested thousand on ring (4,2) |
