| WAFT | Float through the air, as the scent of a freshly baked pie |
| COOLS | Sits on the sill, as a freshly baked pie |
| FIGS | Used as the scent of some luxury candles, fruits of a tree in the mulberry family, eaten straight from the vine, dried, poached in wine or baked in tarts (4) |
| BUBBLE | A globule of air as the indicator in a spirit level; a glass/plastic dome; a place protected from unpleasant reality; or, a "house of cards" (6) |
| MADEIRA | Admire a freshly baked cake (7) |
| LINGERED | Remained, as the scent of perfume |
| PLANED | Went by air, as the carpenter did? (6) |
| SEAPLANE | Does it float through the air? (8) |
| WAFTS | Drifts through the air, as a scent |
| RAFT | Word for "convey by water" first, now "float, sail or pass through the air", as in scent, smoke, sound etc (4) |
| FRISBEE | A light plastic disc designed for skimming through the air as an outdoor game |
| NEWJERSEY | State of a freshly knitted one? (3,6) |
| ARCING | Jumping through the air, as electricity |
| PINEY | Like the scent of a forest of Christmas trees |
| HEAD | Feature of a freshly poured beer |
| FIZZ | Sound of a freshly poured soda |
| NEWCHARSMELL | Aroma of a freshly grilled steak? |
| FOOTPATH | A course of primarily freshly baked potato on top of ham (8) |
| AROMA | The scent of a wanderer, one hears (5) |
| PERFUME | The scent of a puree broadcast on FM? (7) |
