| INFOBAHN | A high-speed computer network, especially the Internet (8) |
| MAINFRAME | Large high-speed computer (9) |
| GALLOPED | (Of a horse) went at a high speed |
| TROCHLEA | Structure resembling or acting like a pulley, especially the surface of a bone over which a tendon passes (8) |
| COSMETIC | A preparation applied to the body, especially the face, to improve looks (8) |
| BOBBER | A rider of a high-speed sleigh; a participant in apple ducking; or, a fishing float, of cork traditionally (6) |
| AUTOBAHN | Development of a hub, not a high-speed route (8) |
| ENVIRONS | A surrounding area or region, especially the suburbs or outskirts of a town or city (8) |
| PROLAPSE | Slipping forward or down of a body part, especially the womb (8) |
| GROSBEAK | Small bird with a large, strong bill, especially the hawfinch (8) |
| VAMBRACE | Piece of armour used to protect the arm, especially the forearm (8) |
| EXEGESIS | Explanation or critical interpretation of a text, especially the Bible (8) |
| INDY | What is a high speed type of motor racing in the US? (4) |
| GALLOP | Have the impudence to work at a high speed (6) |
| TON | To a Pole, it's a high speed (3) |
| NUTHATCH | Any small passerine songbird of the family Sittidae, especially the Eurasian Sitta europaea (8) |
| HEDGEHOG | Any small nocturnal Old World mammal of the genus Erinaceus, especially the European E. europaeus (8) |
| VALLETTA | Against everybody, especially the Traffic Authority leaders in island capital (8) |
| RIFLE | Throw a high-speed pitch |
| CLIPON | A high speed working delegate's badge? (4-2) |
