| BILBERRY | Form of bribery over letterhead for tundra fresh fruit (8) |
| SPLAT | Sounds like wet cloth hitting floor with petty quarrel over letterhead (5) |
| SHEKEL | That girl goes to Kildare with letterhead for foreign money (6) |
| STAGNANT | Deer relative heading for tundra still (8) |
| ANKLET | Thank letterheads for a lower leg chain |
| BOTTOMSUP | Said, though unlikely, to stem from an old naval trick of slipping a coin into a person's beer glass as a form of bribery, a hail meaning "cheers", "chin-chin" or "skol" (7,2) |
| PAYOLA | A ploy ___ a form of bribery (6) |
| VENALITY | Even Ali tying involves an act of bribery (8) |
| BALMORAL | Boot Mal out after hint of bribery prior to exam |
| SMOOTHIE | A drink of fresh fruit pureed with milk or yoghurt; or, a charmer (8) |
| VITAMINC | Substance found in fresh fruits and vegetables (7,1) |
| BANDITRY | Bribery starts and I have a go at the job of outlaws (8) |
| PROBLEM | Role MP contrived to conceal source of bribery creates difficulty (7) |
| BARRATRY | Crime of a judge influenced by bribery |
| EVENTUAL | English trade union parts open to bribery later (8) |
| SOP | Bit of bribery |
| MINT | Named after a nymph transformed into a plant by Persephone, a herb used for fresh fruit salad, sauce for lamb, peas, courgette fritatta or mango dishes (4) |
| EIDULFITR | Fresh fruit deli provided for festival (3,2-4) |
| PRODUCE | Fresh fruit and veg for market - crop due (anag) (7) |
| STRAWBERRYMARK | Birth sign of gospeller eating fresh fruit? (10,4) |
