| SEEPS | Flows (in), (out), or (through) |
| ASPIRATION | Drawing liquid or gas in, out or through is a lofty aim (10) |
| FILL | Word before in, out or up |
| SHUT | Word before in, out, or eye |
| SIGN | "In," "out" or "up" start |
| SKYLIGHT | Welkin lux streaming through the bottom of an empty glass or through a window set in a roof; or, the aforesaid lantern, sunroof or Velux itself (8) |
| PASS | A col or other route over or through mountains; the transference of a football or puck to a team member; or, an amorous advance (4) |
| FLIGHT | Series of steps, hurdles or canal locks; journey by balloon or through space; or, a flock of swallows (6) |
| AERATE | Put air or gas into or through a liquid or substance (6) |
| WICK | A brad, drawing pin or tingle; one of a series of zigzag patterns made when sailing a boat across or through a headwind; or, tasteless, vulgar objects collectively (4) |
| TACK | A brad, drawing pin or tingle; one of a series of zigzag patterns made when sailing a boat across or through a headwind; or, tasteless, vulgar objects collectively (4) |
| VISA | Endorsement in a passport or similar document permitting the holder to travel into or through the country issuing it (4) |
| STILE | Word, from the Germanic "climb, stair", for a clapper, stepladder, squeeze-belly or tumbledown over or through a wall or hedge (5) |
| PANORAMA | View in all directions, or through plaited hat (8) |
| TRANSIT | Conveyance of things or people across or through (7) |
| DEMOCRACIES | Governments in which the people hold the ruling power either directly or through elected representatives (11) |
| WITLESSLY | Act ultimately through craftiness and cunning, or through opposite qualities? |
| SQUEEZE | Manage to get into or through a narrow or restricted space (7) |
| PARADEROUTE | Path through Manhattan on Thanksgiving, or through Pasadena on New Year's Day |
| TRAMP | Walk heavily, as when weary, or through mud (5) |
