| RONI | Food-box word with a cable car in its "o" |
| TRAM | A cable car in San Francisco or a streetcar in old New Orleans |
| AIGUILLE | The ____ du Midi is a mountain near Mont Blanc, with a cable car service to the summit |
| RICEARONI | Brand with a cable car logo |
| PARK | Put a car in its place |
| LANCE | Cut first car in its traffic stream (5) |
| TUFT | Word with a bunch of meanings including a beard, a feathery crest, a grassy clump, a loop in a rug, a tassel or a wisp of a squirrel's fluffy tail/ear (4) |
| JIGGER | Word with a dizzying array of meanings, from unusual to tame - a Celtic folk dancer, a cue rest, a golf club, a mizzenmast, an old door, a sailor's pulley, a Scouse alleyway, a shot glass, a tropical |
| AMP | Device connected to a guitar with a cable |
| STORE | Word with a stockpile of meanings, from a pig kept for fattening, a grain silo and a squirrel's food supply, to a village shop and a computer's memory (5) |
| ITRINGSABELL | Q: "Know what a cable car is?" A: "___" |
| NOB | Word on a Cable Car Museum area map |
| GONDOLA | Traditional Venetian boat; or, a type of aerial lift used to transport skiers to slopes, similar to a cable car (7) |
| LLANDUDNO | Welsh town where Street woman Gemma Winter went into labour, in a cable car (9) |
| AONETRACKMIND | What a cable car driver must have? |
| CLAMSHELL | The awful thought of going to make chowder, perhaps for a fast food box? |
| CHESTNUTS | Xmas food box with bit of tuck that student group wraps (9) |
| NETWT | Lbs. or ozs. number on a food box |
| CLANGSTHEBELL | Announces a cable car's arrival |
| TOLL | Solemn bell sound that becomes a word meaning "tattle" if its O is changed to an E |
