| RIGOUT | Dress for a specific purpose (3,3) |
| ERRAND | A short journey for a specific purpose will go astray also |
| DEVICE | Instrument made for a specific purpose (6) |
| ASSIGN | Set aside for a specific purpose (6) |
| TAILOR | Adapt, as for a specific purpose |
| BUDGET | The total amount of money allocated for a specific purpose (6) |
| DUDEUP | Dress for a hot date, say (Apparently only if you're a guy?) |
| ATTIRE | Dress, for a formal, e.g. |
| FROLIC | Student, one wearing short dress for a prank (6) |
| BOLERO | Just the dress for a Spanish dance (6) |
| AREA | Originally meaning "space allocated for a specific purpose", a word for the extent/measurement of a surface or piece of land; a field of study; or, a geographical region (4) |
| ALLY | A government formally cooperating or united with another for a specific purpose by a treaty |
| FUND | Rod, a leading salesman from Dunsford, has made a lot of money, which he has put aside for a specific purpose (4) |
| ADHOC | A medical man tours hospital for a specific purpose |
| EXPEDITIONARY | Relating to a journey undertaken for a specific purpose (13) |
| SPECIALLY | For a specific purpose, ... bought for the party |
| EASEMENT | Legal right held by the owner of a dominant tenement, permitting use of another's land for a specific purpose (8) |
| EARMARK | Set aside, as for a specific purpose |
| EARMARKED | Set aside for a specific purpose (9) |
| DESIGNERDRUG | Narcotic manufactured for a specific purpose |
