| BENEFICIARY | Person who gains or benefits in some way from something (11) |
| RECIPROCATE | Return a favour or benefit in kind (11) |
| AMANDINE | A protein found in bitter or sweet oval kernels used to make amaretti; a candle, cosmetic cream, garnish or Romanian chocolate cake prepared in some way from said nuts; or, a French "pomme de terre" w |
| ACCRUE | To receive payments or benefits over time (6) |
| DONEES | Recipients of funds or benefits |
| GATECRASHER | One who gains admittance, as to party, without invitation (11) |
| MONEYSPIDER | It may promise financial gain, or possibly deny promise |
| GOLDDIGGERS | Those out for material gain, or miners (4-7) |
| RATES | Ranks of ships or sailors; relative speeds of progress or change; or, a clock's gains or losses in time (5) |
| LEGATEE | One who gains benefits from spectators in general |
| CHAPELOFEASE | Freedom from pain at place of worship, it's some way from parish church (6,2,4) |
| OUTPOST | Place of group some way from base (7) |
| CAMOMILE | Caught a doctor some way from plant (8) |
| AFAR | Raised north-east favourite some way from here (4) |
| MUSIC | Pleasant sound some way from us I can hear (5) |
| KNEEDEEP | Living around poverty, but some way from going under? (4-4) |
| IDENTITYTHEFT | The practice of obtaining money and other benefits in another person's name (8,5) |
| LUCRE | Usually ill-gotten gains or reward (5) |
| CUIBONO | Company bathing topless sure good in Calais, but who gains? (3,4) |
| FREELOADER | One who gains from others' efforts (10) |
