| CAROUSEL | A rotating magazine for viewing slides in a projector; a tilting tournament; a luggage conveyor in an airport; or, a merry-go-round (8) |
| CAROUSELS | Merry-go-rounds; luggage conveyors; tilting tournaments; or, rotating plates in microwaves (9) |
| UNREEL | Wind like film in a projector, involving illusion for the audience |
| REVOLVER | Pistol with a rotating magazine (8) |
| OVERHEAD | - projector; a now generallyoutdated device used to display transparencies in classrooms (8) |
| NERVE | Impulse conveyor in body for courage |
| TILT | An attack, dispute, duel or encounter; an awning over a boat or a cart; a jousting contest; a thrust with a lance, delivered at said tournament; a slant; or, a woodcutter's hut (4) |
| PISTON | This slides in a cylinder (6) |
| PRESENTED | showed slides in a meeting |
| KNOCKOUT | An elimination tournament; a blow in boxing that renders an opponent unconscious; or, a smasher, stunner or other example of an attractive or impressive person or thing (8) |
| SLIDE | Transparency for a projector; clasp for the hair; or, part of a trombone (5) |
| SKID | Unexpected slide in a car |
| HELTERSKELTER | Slide in a haphazard and careless manner (6-7) |
| PORTER | Dark malt ale originally made for a luggage-carrier of the same name (6) |
| LOUISVUITTON | French fashion designer and businessman who founded a luggage-making company in 1854 (5,7) |
| SPROCKET | Cylindrical wheel with teeth on the rims for pulling film through a projector (8) |
| REWARD | Part that slides in chest given up in recognition of merit (6) |
| FLUMES | Slides in the form of long and winding tubes with streams of water running through them, descending into a purpose-built pool (6) |
| LITIGANT | Instigator of a courtly battle? A tilting, possibly |
| SHIM | Prop for a tilting bookcase, say |
