| ALTAVISTA | Early web search engine which literally means 'high view' (9) |
| OVEROPTIMISM | Unrealistically high view of one's prospects |
| PULSEJET | Type of engine which propelled the V-1 flying bomb |
| SPARKPLUGS | Devices screwed into the cylinder head of an internal-combustion engine which ignite the explosive mixture |
| RUDOLFDIESEL | German engineer who invented a type of engine, which is named after him (6,6) |
| MARDIGRAS | Final day of Carnival which literally means 'Fat Tuesday' (9) |
| BOSSANOVA | Brazilian music style which literally translates to 'new trend' (5,4) |
| EXOCET | French-designed missile which literally means 'flying fish' (6) |
| MANDI | 1983 Smita Patil movie which literally means "marketplace" |
| PANACHE | Brand of clothing which literally means "dashing style" |
| UDAAN | 2010 Motwane-Kashyap movie which literally means "flight" |
| YAHOO | Cry with joy on finding old web search engine (5) |
| ALTA | ___ Vista (Web search engine) |
| BING | Microsoft's web search engine |
| HAUT | French equivalent of the English "high" and Latin "altus", thus prefixed to "boy", "gout", "monde", "pas" and "ton", to mean high wood, high taste, high society/world, high step and high fashion respe |
| ALTO | Musical term which means high |
| PALOALTO | This California city's name means "high tree"; its income per household is high, too |
| MSN | Web portal that uses Bing web search |
| DENALI | Mountain whose name means "high one" |
| TERREHAUTE | Indiana city whose name means "high ground" in French |
