| IMPOUNDED | Confiscated the money, a spurious dime, outside (9) |
| RESUMES | Goes on from where the Welshman confiscated the money (7) |
| CASH | The money - a note - has changed (4) |
| IMPOUND | I am to take the money a" to confiscate (7) |
| SHOWTRIAL | How, in the middle of street, liar rigged a spurious judicial examination (4,5) |
| COINTREAU | Piece of money a true exchange for a liqueur (9) |
| LIQUIDATE | Dispose of story about bit of money, a source of tension (9) |
| NATTINESS | Following defeat over money, a character displays clever quality (9) |
| UNDERPAYS | Gives too little money a per Sunday (anag) (9) |
| FACEVALUE | The amount of money a coin, paper note, ticket, etc is worth, written or stamped on it (4,5) |
| FINANCIER | One handling money a Homer enthusiast perhaps keeps at home |
| ADULTERATE | A grown-up had a long time to note the state of a spurious substance (10) |
| OBELUS | Symbol originally used in an ancient manuscript to mark a spurious word and later adopted as the division sign; or, typographer's dagger (6) |
| ASHAMED | Humiliated by a spurious education (7) |
| BOGUS | It's a spurious bug, so put it out (5) |
| MAKEITUP | How can you tell such a spurious story? (4,2,2) |
| URBANLEGEND | Pope to finish member first - it's a spurious myth (5,6) |
| BANK | From "bench", a word for a money-dealer's table or counter that came to mean an establishment for the custody of money; a tier of oars; a row of keys; or, a sloped side of a river (4) |
| WAD | A bundle of hay or straw; a roll of banknotes; a large sum of said money; a mass of cotton wool, tow etc for packing or stuffing; or, a slang word for a bun, cake or sandwich (3) |
| POCKET | A pouch in a book cover, garment, pitta, snooker table or sporran; one's personal stock of money; a gold- or quartz-lined vug or bonanza in rock; or, a kangaroo's marsupium (6) |
