| GRANDCHILD | Young relative with £1,000 told off once for pinching pound |
| CHIDDEN | Told off once about having secret |
| BABYGRAND | New arrival with £1,000 for instrument (4,5) |
| JINGOIST | He overvalues his country home, with £1,000 invested in beam (8) |
| COCKUPS | Company with £1,000 invested in support's making mistakes (4-3) |
| DASHING | Making a career -- getting home with £1,000 (7) |
| CHILD | Youngster once told off, pinching pound |
| VERMICELLI | Unusually evil crime, pinching pound for food |
| HENCE | For this reason ring off once man goes ahead (5) |
| ANNUALLEAVE | Time off once a year with permission (6,5) |
| SHETLANDPONY | Female model left with £25 for a horse (8,4) |
| PULLOVER | Turn up with £50 too much for a garment (8) |
| SKI | Facility with £50 off winter sport equipment |
| ALLERGEN | Drunken general pinching pound; it may provoke a reaction (8) |
| PELE | Peg leg finishes off once great footballer (4) |
| ENCLOSURE | Area fenced off once rules are broken (9) |
| NOTARY | Lawman's refusal to wait put queen off once |
| ETTLE | Aim to cordon off once leader's removed |
| GONETOSLEEP | Nodded off, once the gene pool has been set out (4,2,5) |
| ATHLETE | He may run from parent when exposed for pinching permit (7) |
