| UPRAISER | One offering lift from Rue Paris (8) |
| COMBATJACKET | Flyer, one offering lift, interrupts one in orbit - an offensive habit |
| AEROFOIL | Structure offering lift |
| SKIPJACK | Miss one of those who'll give you a lift from the garage or from the fish restaurant (8) |
| AEROSTAT | Lighter-than-air craft such as a balloon or dirigible that derives its lift from buoyancy rather than motive power (8) |
| ONANDOFF | Old woman takes lift from time to time (2,3,3) |
| CARRYOUT | Complete a plan to lift from home (5,3) |
| LEVITATE | Get a lift from a spell, say |
| TOMTHUMB | You cat! To attempt to get a lift from that little fellow! (3,5) |
| RAISESUP | Lifts from an awkward pause, sir? (6,2) |
| HOIST | I may be carried by entertainer offering lift (5) |
| ELEVATE | Leave scribbled note offering lift (7) |
| SCREWDRIVER | Take unfair advantage of man offering lift perhaps, having had this drink? |
| RAISECHILDREN | Bring up little ones in lift from school (5,8) |
| JUMPJET | One getting immediate lift from spring beside fountain |
| DUMBWAITER | Small lift from stupid one plugging drink (4,6) |
| THUMB | Something that may give one a lift from doctor on Thursday |
| HITCHER | One hoping for a lift from big song, say, by pop singer |
| EXHUME | Give someone a lift from the cemetery |
| ENDOSTEAL | Wind up with nothing to lift from inside bone (9) |
