| CARTON | Contains a vehicle, a weighty one |
| MACAROON | Satellite contains a vehicle and a biscuit! (8) |
| OZONE | As a gas, a weighty one? (5) |
| BOB | Short word for a luge-like sledge similar to a toboggan raced on the Cresta Run; a ride on such a vehicle; a curtsy; a cluster of cherries; or, a change of order in bellringing (3) |
| CARNATION | People need a vehicle - a pretty one (9) |
| DRIVE | Moving/controlling a vehicle / a person's will to achieve |
| CAB | Covered part of a vehicle, a taxi (3) |
| LOB | Word for a lump; a lout; a clumsy person; a weighty thing; a heavy fling, hurl, throw or toss; or, a high arcing bowl/shot of a cricket/tennis ball (3) |
| LIGHTERS | Barges-less weighty ones, ultimately (8) |
| CENTREOFGRAVITY | Avi, a weighty three-quarter, perhaps would be best off with a low one (6,2,7) |
| WINDOW | Work with local paper - for a weighty type it provides a breath of fresh air when it's opened (6) |
| BALLAST | A dance in France will endure, it's such a weighty matter (7) |
| SLIMMING | For some, a weighty problem (8) |
| DIETERS | Those tackling a weighty problem? |
| STODGILY | In a weighty and solid manner |
| STEELYARD | At length it can serve a weighty purpose |
| ATHOME | Comfortable with a weighty volume around hospital (2,4) |
| BULWARK | Strong support for a weighty volume about the war (7) |
| TROY | A weighty measure for ancient city (4) |
| AVOIRDUPOIS | French can be such a weighty problem |