| GRATEFUL | Appreciative for a quantity of coal? |
| TANKFUL | Out of gas, grateful for a quantity of it (7) |
| SUM | Word for a quantity of money; total; the result of addition; or, completion, epitome or utmost degree (3) |
| REQUIRE | Call again for a quantity of paper? |
| BUTT | Only time for a quantity of wine? |
| PINT | Decorate Cockney for a quantity of beer (4) |
| AIRINTAKE | Briefly showing the money one gets for a quantity of gas |
| TAKE | A scene or version of a shot filmed at one time; a sequence of recorded music; a capture of a chess piece; a catch of a ball; or, a quantity of copy given to a compositor (4) |
| SACKFUL | Throw out female university student's quantity of coal? (7) |
| WASH | Coat of diluted ink or watercolour applied to paper with a long sweep of a brush; alluvium; dialect for 10 strikes of oysters; or, a quantity of clothes for the laundry (4) |
| PACK | A bundle or load carried on the back of a donkey, for example; a hot or cold compress for an injury; or, a quantity of food in a wrapper (4) |
| PIECE | A coin; a chessman other than a pawn; a musical composition; or, a quantity of cloth or wallpaper (5) |
| PIE | A quantity of mincemeat, plum, pork or other food/fruit baked under a crust of pastry; or, depicted in a winterscape by Monet, a chattering black-and-white green-tinged bird whose short name in questi |
| QUIRE | One-twentieth of a ream; a quantity of 24 or 25 sheets of paper (5) |
| DUTY | An obligation; a measure of an engine's efficiency; playground supervision; or, a quantity of water needed to irrigate an area of crops (4) |
| PICK | Plectrum; the best of the bunch; dialect for a diamond in cards; or, a quantity of harvested crop (4) |
| SHEAF | Bundle of reaped ears of wheat or other grain stalks; or, a quantity of typically 24 arrows contained within a quiver (5) |
| HUBERT | He makes a hut out of a quantity of timber |
| APPOINT | Fix a quantity of liquid to go out of a river (7) |
| DREAM | Ambition of head of department with a quantity of paper (5) |
