| APPROXIMATE | With a tiny amount of money paid, team colleague gets rough |
| APPRENTICE | With a tiny amount of money, public relations lure new worker |
| APPROXIMATELY | For team, colleague entering play horribly roughly |
| PEERINTO | Colleague gets some teachers to take a long, hard look at it (4,4) |
| ALLERGY | Colleague gets over some work aversion (7) |
| ALLY | Colleague gets to linger without daughter (4) |
| STIPEND | A fixed or regular amount of money paid as a salary or allowance, as to a clergyman (7) |
| LUMPSUM | An amount of money paid in one large amount on one occasion (4,3) |
| SUMP | Amount of money paid, initially, for a reservoir (4) |
| FINE | An amount of money paid for breaking a bylaw (4) |
| APEXES | Tips ___ a tiny amount of money to cover expenses (6) |
| PAISA | Secretary is given a tiny amount of money in India |
| SOU | A tiny amount of money in this way for all to see (3) |
| PEANUTS | Squirrel bait for a tiny amount of money! (7) |
| SERENE | Fair amount of money, paid by tenants mostly, presented in court (6) |
| ADVANCE | An amount of money paid before it is due (7) |
| ITCHYFEET | Desire of traveller with tiny amount of money, first to last (5,4) |
| PHOTON | A tiny amount of light still at start of November (6) |
| BOATRACE | A tiny amount of evidence of pythonesque presence in Oxford-Cambridge competition (4-4) |
| DROPLET | Let go and allow a tiny amount of liquid (7) |
