| LAMINATOR | He makes material in layers and makes it a normal mixture (9) |
| LAMINATE | Line a mat, manoeuvring material in layers |
| TAKEAIM | Fire's said to follow this and make it a mess (4,3) |
| FURNACE | How to run cafe and make it a place of torment (7) |
| TAR | Before 11, this sailor makes material for roads (3) |
| NICOTINEPATCH | Top technician makes material to block smoke inhalation (8,5) |
| LACERATE | Rip makes material tear apart (8) |
| DISAPPEAR | Sid gets a paper and makes it vanish (9) |
| DIFFICULT | Princess takes very loud one to sect and makes it hard to endure (9) |
| ENTANGLES | Goes fishing with poor net and makes it all twisted (9) |
| DRESSESUP | Puts glad-rags on and makes it look better than it is (7,2) |
| EPIDERMIS | Protective outermost portion of the skin, comprising a living basal layer and a dead external layer (stratum corneum) filled with keratin (9) |
| FABRICATE | Make material corroded (9) |
| INTEGRATE | Get near it somehow to make it a whole (9) |
| TASTELESS | Sense a smaller amount would make it a bit bland |
| SHARP | What a pin is that makes it a threat to a balloon |
| SPINSOUT | How spider makes web in garden, and makes it last (5,3] |
| ONIONS | They have layers and layers in views without perceptual intelligence to begin with (6) |
| GARDENIA | White flower whose blend of beauty, fragrance and meaningful symbolism makes it a popular choice for a corsage or boutonniere (8) |
| OZONE | Triatomic gas in a thinning layer ... and, symbolically, what appears in this puzzle's four longest |
