| TAICHICHUAN | Chinese martial art consisting of very slow, controlled movements (3,3,5) |
| TAICHI | Exercise system using very slow controlled movements |
| VAUDEVILLIANS | Performers consisting of very slow mover turning up to grab a superior baddie (13) |
| YOWLS | The last bit of very slow torture causes cries of pain (5) |
| PARTICULATE | Page on Express consisting of very small pieces |
| SUKIYAKI | Japanese dish consisting of very thinly sliced meat, vegetables and seasonings cooked together quickly, usually at the table (8) |
| TAI | Chinese martial art characterised by slow, controlled movements (3) |
| CHI | Chinese martial art characterised by slow, controlled movements (3) |
| MOSAIC | Art consisting of a design made of small pieces of coloured glass or stone (6) |
| TRIPTYCH | Work of art consisting of three pictures or panels (8) |
| RANGOLI | Indian floor folk art consisting of "creepers, lines, rows of colour" formed with rice flour or sand (7) |
| BUST | Art consisting of a head and shoulders |
| INTAGLI | Glyptic art consisting of a sunken or depressed engraving or carving on a stone. (7) |
| DRESSAGE | Equestrian competition in which riders make horses perform controlled movements (8) |
| PILATES | Exercise system involving stretching and controlled movements (7) |
| CENTRALLONDON | Ann controlled movement in the heart of the city (7,6) |
| MANOEUVRE | Planned and controlled movement of troops and ships (9) |
| KUNGFU | A Chinese martial art combing principles of karate and judo (4-2) |
| HANDYMAN | Jack-of-all-trades sinking 1000 into Chinese martial art ranking (8) |
| YAW | Rudder-controlled movement |
