| BERGS | Floating blocks of ice |
| BERG | Floating block of ice |
| IGLOO | Shelter built of blocks of ice (5) |
| SLIDERS | Miniature hamburgers; Scottish dialect for blocks of ice cream sandwiched between wafers; one of the words for athletes who race the luge; or, red-bellied terrapins (7) |
| ICEPICKS | Used for breaking up blocks of ice (8) |
| GLACIERS | GIs clear broken blocks of ice (8) |
| CUBES | Small blocks of ice used in drinks (5) |
| PICK | A plectrum; a mattock; the best or most choice; or, an awl-like tool for chipping/splitting blocks of ice (4) |
| CLOD | Block of ice, large, going north (4) |
| SERAC | Worries about block of ice (5) |
| CUBE | Block of ice (4) |
| DAVIDBLAINE | Popular magician known for such stunts as being frozen in a block of ice: 2 wds. |
| BLAINE | Magician David who froze himself into a block of ice for more than two days |
| TRINKETS | Block of ice, used in test, ruined worthless things (8) |
| TESSERA | Any one of a series of tile-like blocks of stone, glass, ceramic or mirror used to make mosaics (7) |
| CHARM | In particle physics, one of the six flavours of quarks with top, bottom, up, down and strange that, along with leptons, form the basic building blocks of ordinary matter (5) |
| PADS | Word for cushions; soft saddles; hairy paws; blocks of paper; floating leaves of water lilies; launch areas; or, beds, digs, houses or rooms (4) |
| AMINOACID | One of a group of organic compounds that are the building blocks of proteins |
| WEDGES | Shapes of many blocks of cheese |
| CONCIERGES | Caretakers of blocks of flats, hotels, etc (10) |
