| PUMPS | Devices such as pistons for inflating tyres (5) |
| NBAER | Piston, for one, briefly |
| AIRPUMPS | Devices for inflating tyres, for example (3,5) |
| REELS | Devices such as fly, centrepin and big pit (5) |
| PUMP | Device for inflating tyres (4) |
| PSI | Imperial measurement used for inflating tyres. (3) |
| SIREN | Word, derived from the mythological bird-women whose singing lured sailors to their doom on rocks, for a warning device such as an air-raid alarm, foghorn or tocsin (5) |
| LABEL | Known in French as "etiquette", a device such as an airmail sticker, bookplate, nametape or price tag (5) |
| MOTOR | Word originally for a person who imparted motion, later a device such as the AC induction type developed by Nikola Tesla; or, informally, a car (5) |
| AIRER | Laundry device such as a clotheshorse, pulley maid or winter hedge (5) |
| HOIST | Height of a sail; a lifting device such as a crane, halyard, pulley or teagle; or, a set of signal flags (5) |
| TIMERS | Devices such as sandglasses for measuring elapsed time (6) |
| EASYA | GPA-inflating class |
| MICROBROWSER | Means of world wide web access for small devices such as mobile phones |
| RARE | - earth; any one of the lanthanide elements used in neomagnets for EVs and devices such as iPhones (4) |
| DINGBATS | Typographical devices, such as an asterisk - (US) eccentrics (8) |
| MNEMONICS | Devices (such as rhymes/spellings) to help people remember more easily (9) |
| APPLIANCES | Devices such as washing machines or kettles (10) |
| PDAS | Devices such as Blackberrys |
| AIRPUMP | Tool for inflating exercise balls |
