| GASHES | Cuts components of air, for example, including hydrogen (6) |
| FARTHING | Releasing gas including hydrogen (an amount you barely notice) (8) |
| SHERPA | Jamling Norgay of "Into Thin Air," for example |
| LEVITATION | Floating an assistant on thin air, for example |
| GAS | Air, for example (3) |
| PLATOON | Climbing mountain, main components of air have to part company |
| IGNORANT | Clueless, I admit, about two major components of air (8) |
| ENGAGE | Contract for example including name and length of life (6) |
| ASKARI | Request a change of air for the African soldier (6) |
| OXYGEN | Life-supporting component of air (6) |
| HUFF | Word, imitative of a loud forcible exhalation/blow of air, for a fit of petty irritation; or, removal of an opponent's man as a penalty in checkers (4) |
| TRAMPOLINE | Feature of Prince Street, for example, including post office, is spring provision (10) |
| DORISDAY | Party mid-Spring, for example, including Hollywood ending for actress (5,3) |
| AUGUST | Gold rush in the air for part of the summer (6) |
| SNIFF | Word onomatopoeic of an intake of air for scent or in scorn or sorrow; a nasal investigation; or, a mere hint (5) |
| EVENSONG | Service, for example, including meat, I rejected |
| ALTO | Key element of air for singer (4) |
| FAN | An apparatus giving a current of air for ventilation / enthusiast |
| ARIA | A change of air for a great vocal production |
| ISOBAR | Line on weather map as a result of which key is to check air for pollution (6) |
