| BUBBLESUP | Gets to the surface in a soapy way? (7,2) |
| MAWKISHLY | Turned wash milky, in a soapy way (9) |
| DIVERSELY | See frogmen coming to the surface in various ways (9) |
| ENCOUNTER | (v.) to build a surface in a kitchen or a store |
| EPIDERMIC | Remedy initially cutting disease on the surface in humans, for example? |
| ETCH | Put on the surface, in a way |
| SKATE | Skim the surface, in a way |
| SNORKELS | Looks beneath the surface, in a way |
| UNDERSEA | Below the surface, in a way |
| BRIGADIER | This military man gets to the bridge and takes in the air (9) |
| BALLPOINT | Writer gets to the point at dance (9) |
| SERPENTTEETH | Jason finally gets to the place where he finds a treasure he is seeking. He has to complete two tasks. The first task was to plough a field using two fire-breathing bulls and to sow what in the field? |
| DAUB | Paint on a surface in a careless or clumsy way (4) |
| TALC | Soft mineral of a soapy feel and a greenish, whitish, or greyish colour, as in Calceolaria talcana (4) |
| RINSEME | What a soapy dish seems to say |
| ADSORB | Hold on the surface, in chemistry |
| OPENCAST | Mined on the surface, in Britain |
| SORB | Collect on the surface, in chemistry |
| SOUNDBOARD | Resonant wooden surface in a musical instrument such as a piano or violin that amplifies the vibrations of its strings (10) |
| WORKTOP | A flat surface in a kitchen where one can prepare food (7) |
