| MONKEYNUTS | Edible seeds for £500, crazy! (6,4) |
| MONKEY | A slang term for £500 (6) |
| MONKEYSUIT | £500 leads to legal action for formal diner (6,4) |
| CHATSWORTH | Duke and Duchess of Devonshire's home in Derbyshire that has remained in the Cavendish family for 16 generations since its acquisition for £600 in 1549 (10) |
| MAJESTICAL | Superb, enchanting joke's swapped for £1,000 (10) |
| LADYGODIVA | Coventry's naked horserider, or rhyming slang for £5 (4,6) |
| POACHEDEGG | Stole seed for breakfast (7,3) |
| ARCHIMEDES | Leading setter's swapped seed for mathematician (10) |
| PULSE | Edible seeds for pound |
| NUTCASES | Pods bearing edible seeds for insane people (8) |
| PEANUT | Edible seed for vegetable and fruit (6) |
| MONKEYBUSINESS | £500 calling for mischief (6,8) |
| FEEDER | Container filled with nuts or seeds for garden birds; a bib/bottle for a baby or a child; a tributary stream; or, a railway branch linking outlying areas to the trunk line (6) |
| THISTLE | Prickly plant whose flowers, immortalised on coats of arms, coins, Scottish emblems and shortbread rounds, provide downy parachute-like seeds for goldfinches and nectar for bumblebees and painted ladi |
| DIET | Insects and seeds, for many birds |
| LENTILS | Leguminous seeds for soup or stew (7) |
| SOWS | Scatters seeds for pigs (4) |
| SOW | Plant seeds for a pig |
| CAVICORN | About half a dozen cereal seeds for ruminant, say |
| SESAME | In the end, chefs use identical seeds for flavouring (6) |
