| TANKER | A ship, lorry or aircraft designed to carry liquid in bulk (6) |
| REEFER | A ship, lorry or other form of transport designed to carry refrigerated cargo |
| BOMBER | Aircraft designed to carry and drop bombs (6) |
| AIRBUS | Aircraft designed to carry lots of passengers |
| TUBE | Regularly thumb new thing to carry liquid (4) |
| JERRYCAN | Carry liquid collected by girl -- in this? (8) |
| GLIDER | A light aircraft designed to fly without an engine (6) |
| UNLOAD | Empty (a lorry or dishwasher?) (6) |
| TIPPER | A lorry or truck for unloading (6) |
| ESTATE | A car designed to carry passengers and goods, usually with an area behind the seats and a rear door (6) |
| CANVAS | Clubs with vans designed to carry a material for sails (6) |
| CATTLE | Van designed to carry valuable prize livestock (6,3) |
| CHEESE | Crook adores beech tray designed to carry dairy products - see 23dn (6,5) |
| REBATE | Refund of a fraction of the amount payable for goods bought in bulk (6) |
| MORASS | Gold in bulk, found in the bog (6) |
| GROCER | Word, from "wholesale, large", for one who sold in bulk originally, later a general victualler, purveying food and small household goods (6) |
| HEIGHT | Husband takes the lead from wife in bulk, stature (6) |
| EXTENT | Fellow needing no introduction gets wine in bulk (6) |
| TRANSPORTS | Carries or conveys in a lorry or ship (10) |
| OILER | Cargo ship designed to carry crude oil in bulk (5) |
