| WIGGLER | E.g. bagging, crystal or sliding float (7) |
| CRYSTAL | ___ waggler is a clear plastic, sliding float (7) |
| LEAD | Prevents sliding float jamming against stop knot (4) |
| DOOR | A swinging or sliding barrier that will close the entrance to a room or building or vehicle (4) |
| HATCHWAYS | Openings with a hinged or sliding door in a deck, floor, wall or roof (9) |
| TRAPDOOR | Hinged flap or sliding hatch set in a ceiling, deck, floor or stage (8) |
| DOORS | Swinging or sliding barriers (5) |
| SCALE | Word after "pH" or "sliding" |
| SPAR | Nautical pole such as a boom, gaff, mast or yard; type of crystal; or, a bout of mock-combat in boxing (4) |
| PRISMS | In optics, triangular blocks of crystal or glass used to disperse white light into visible spectral colours, to deviate rays or to rectify inverted images in binoculars (6) |
| GLAZE | Be it eggwash, drizzly thin icing, enamel, ganache, gloss, glost, lacquer or Japanese raku's lustrous ethereal finish which appears to be floating, it is a crystal- or vitric-like coating (5) |
| JEW | Crystal or Diamond, notably |
| GAZER | Word after crystal or star |
| BALL | Word after "crystal" or "disco" |
| BILLY | Crystal or Joel |
| FACET | A small surface, e.g. of a crystal or gem (5) |
| COMEDIAN | Crystal or Rock |
| EMCEE | Billy Crystal or Whoopi Goldberg for the Oscars, often |
| RHINESTONE | Imitation diamond made from rock crystal or glass (10) |
| SKID | One of a pair of planks used to make a track for rolling or sliding objects. |
