| MIGRATION | Aircraft designers apportion movement from one part to another (9) |
| TAPPET | Lever to transmit motion from one part to another, in car engine say (6) |
| COOLANT | Fluid that transfers heat away from one part to another (7) |
| LEDE | Venerable defined, in one part to (4) |
| TESTFLIGHT | A trying time for aircraft designers |
| MIGRATED | Aircraft designers, highly thought of, went abroad (8) |
| MIG | Soviet aircraft designers (abbr) (3) |
| TRANSPLANTING | Moving an organ or tissue from one part of the body to another, or from one person or animal to another (13) |
| TRAVEL | Movement from one place to another (6) |
| PORTAMENTO | In music, a sliding movement from one note to another, especially in singing or playing the violin (10) |
| ENDTOEND | Scoring movement from one goal line to the other (3-2-3) |
| CONTAINER | A metal compartment usually sealed in which freight is packaged Ready for movement from ship to rail, vehicle etc. |
| FLOCCULUS | Small ovoid lobe on the base of the cerebellum involved in balance and eye movement; from Latin, 'tuft of wool' (9) |
| MINUETINC | Movement from Mozart's "Jupiter" Symphony |
| INERTIA | Lack of movement from one broken train outside Rotherham Central |
| JETSKIER | Jerkiest movement from one engaged in watersport (3-5) |
| NERVE | Bundle of axioms functioning to transmit messages from one part of the human body to another (5) |
| TRANSPLANT | Move a vegetable organism from one part of the garden to another (10) |
| SKINGRAFTS | Removal, by plastic surgeons, of surface membranes from one part of the body to another (4,6) |
| SOMALI | Person from one part of Africa thus joining another |
