| CATARACT | Cart a cat around the waterfall (8) |
| CAPTAINS | Team leaders spin a cat around (8) |
| TIGHTER | The wild cat around the outskirts of Haast is meaner (7) |
| CARAT | Value of an artist with a cat around (5) |
| CASTS | Throws cats around the south (5) |
| RICKSHAW | Cart a lot of hay and a little wood (8) |
| CRUMMOCK | --------Water, Cumbrian lake fed by the waterfall Scale Force (8) |
| TOMATOES | Plants cats around a digit (8) |
| WHIPPETS | Dogs sulk with cats around (8) |
| 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) |
| BASKET | A woven "canasta"; a virtual shopping cart; a hot-air balloon's gondola; a group of currencies; or, a netted hoop in which to dunk a ball (6) |
| DRABBLE | A. S. Byatt's novelist sister who wrote A Summer Bird-Cage, The Millstone, The Waterfall and The Peppered Moth (7) |
| CATAMARAN | Cart a man around with a boat (9) |
| ATTIC | Room at the top for swinging cat around it backwards (5) |
| THE | Tie thin cat around a doomed vessel (3,7) |
| TITANIC | Tie thin cat around a doomed vessel (3,7) |
| ANTHRACITE | Shifting in the cart, a kind of fuel |
| CLEOPATRA | Cart a pole around for queen (9) |
| TROLLEY | A cart a monster easily unloaded (7) |
| LINN | Using pole, duck pushed over the waterfall |
