| PUMP | Ballet shoe; a plimsoll; device for inflating a tyre, balloon, air-bed or Lilo; or, the constellation Antlia (4) |
| LEI | Accessory for Lilo or Stitch |
| DEFLATE | To let the air out of a tyre, balloon or similar object (7) |
| AIRHOSE | Tube for inflating a tire |
| PUMPING | Inflating a tyre (7) |
| LILO | Air-bed or inflatable mattress (4) |
| PGRATED | Like "Frozen" or "Lilo & Stitch" |
| ISLANDER | Moana or Lilo, e.g. |
| URSA | Nympha Callisto ____ facta est, tum constellatio |
| URSAMINOR | Constellatio, non tanta quanta altera (4,5) |
| AIRCOMPRESSOR | Device for inflating tires |
| CLODHOPPER | Informal word for a large heavy boot or shoe; a country bumpkin, peasant, pleb or yokel; an awkward, clumsy or foolish person; or, a wheatear (10) |
| SLIDE | A chute; a style of backless shoe; a piece of playground equipment; a part of a trombone; or, a woggle (5) |
| FLAT | Word for something even or level, such as a ballet shoe, grassy plain or line on a monitor when the heart stops beating; or, an apartment (4) |
| SPIKE | Each of a series of projections on a track-running shoe; a variety of lavender; a sharp peak in a graph; or, an ear of wheat or barley (5) |
| SNEAKER | One who skulks, slinks or prowls; or, a plimsoll, sandshoe or trainer (7) |
| SOCK | From Old English for "light shoe", a word for either of a pair of knitted or woven half-hose for one's feet (4) |
| OXFORD | A shoe, a shirt, a comma - or a city in England (6) |
| CLUMPS | Word describing lumbering boots or inelegant shoes, a heavy-footed clumsy walker, cloggy mascara or a tufty, tussocky or thickety plant or thing (6) |
| SOCLE | Meaning "wooden shoe", a plain plinth at the foot of a bust, column, pedestal, statue, urn or wall (5) |
