| PADDLESTEAMER | Boat powered by steam (6,7) |
| CALLIOPE | Place oil wrongly in something powered by steam |
| STEAMORGAN | Type of musical organ powered by steam (6) |
| PEDALO | Boat powered by the user (6) |
| SLOOP | Boat powered by the wind |
| TREVITHICK | Richard -; the "Cornish Giant" who invented the puffing devil, one of the first passenger-carrying vehicles powered by steam (10) |
| NAPOLEON | The British had a few converted models, but this French vessel named for the glorious emperor was the first naval vessel designed to be powered by steam, Le ... |
| DINGHY | Any small boat, powered by sail, oars or outboard motor (6) |
| YACHT | Type of boat powered by sail or motor for sport and recreation (5) |
| DINGHIES | Small boats, powered by sail, oars or outboard motor (8) |
| SCALDED | Injured by steam |
| STEAMER | A vessel propelled by steam, especially ships |
| RADIO | Transmission by steam? |
| KETTLE | Is this drum operated by steam? (6) |
| LOCOMOTIVES | Self-propelled engines driven by steam, electricity or diesel power and used for drawing trains along railway tracks (11) |
| NORTH | The ... Norfolk Railway offers a 10.5 mile round trip by steam train (5) |
| VAPOUR | Virginia goes via river to ancient city by steam (6) |
| BAKER | Early London Underground station originally served by steam trains (5,6) |
| ESPRESSO | Strong drink made by steam forced through ground coffee beans (8) |
| ESTUFA | From "heat by steam", a Spanish or Portuguese heat-centric word for a cooker, oven, stove, hothouse, Pueblo Indian kiva-like assembly room, sauna, Madeira-maturing chamber or wine-warming cellar (6) |
