| WORE | Became unusable through heavy use, with "out" |
| RATRUN | Minor road in heavy use as short cut (3,3) |
| FORKHORSES | Machines that perform dependably under heavy use |
| RUGGED | In a wig designed for heavy use |
| KNIFES | Moves, as through heavy seas |
| GORDON | Personality often cursing, finding way through heavy force, perhaps (6,6) |
| DRIFTS | Moves slowly through heavy snowfalls (6) |
| AWL | Tool for punching through heavy material |
| STAMP | Item collected by a philatelist; or, a block embossed with a design, address or monogram to use with an ink pad (5) |
| DIGITISING | Criticism coming with IT? I celebrate converting for use with computers (10) |
| TEALIGHT | Named for its original use heating a pot of char or "ocha", a little candle in a metal cup for ambient illumination or for use with a fondue caquelon, food warmer or oil diffuser (8) |
| SOUNDBAR | A wide box with a combination of speakers, e.g. for use with a TV set (5,3) |
| INDOCK | With it, rhubarb's dry and unusable (2,4) |
| FELLFLAT | Barrow maybe with unusable wheel failed completely (4,4) |
| EXERT | Use with effort |
| ENJOY | Use with relish |
| DUSTPAN | Receptacle for use with hand brush (7) |
| POWDERPUFF | Soft pad for use with cosmetics (6,4) |
| AESCULAPIUS | A medical god I use with scapula broken (11) |
| PANNIKIN | Napkin in use with a small metal cup (8) |
