| SEEKER | Word after "pleasure" or "treasure" |
| HEDONIST | Chap involved in robbery is a seeker after pleasure |
| SNUFFIT | Die, though apparently healthy, after pleasure's withdrawn (5,2) |
| GEM | Word, from "bud", hence a term for "budding", for a jewel; one regarded as a paragon or treasure; an emerald or other jewel-like hummingbird; or, old type, smaller than diamond (3) |
| MAP | Word that can follow "weather" or "treasure" |
| HUNT | Word with witch or treasure |
| ISLAND | Detached terrain after traffic or treasure (6) |
| CACHE | From French meaning "to hide", a secret place for ammunition, provisions or treasure; or, a hidden hoard of said items therein (5) |
| GUNN | TV detective Peter or "Treasure Island" character Ben |
| SUNKEN | Like some living rooms or treasure |
| CHEST | Place for toys or treasure |
| ANTIQUES | Tells viewers if it's trash or treasure (-------- Roadshow) |
| VALUE | Prize or treasure (5) |
| COFFER | Chest for holding money or treasure |
| HOARD | Archaeological term for a cache of ancient coins or treasure (5) |
| TOUR | Meaning "turn" or "lathe", journey from place to place for pleasure or to perform concerts; or, a circuit of tournaments forming a golf, tennis or snooker championship (4) |
| RIANT | Showing or feeling mirth or pleasure or happiness. |
| GAME | Pastime such as cards, Scrabble or tiddlywinks; a flock of swans kept for pleasure; or, deer, pheasants or other wild animals as food (4) |
| GLEE | From "entertainment, fun, music", a word for delight, gaiety or mirth; impish pleasure; or, an unaccompanied part-song (4) |
| WITH | Word before abandon, pleasure, or relish |
