| PLEASUREBOATS | In the main, transports of delight (8-5) |
| AIRLIFTS | Transports of passengers, troops or supplies by helicopter or plane, especially in an emergency or blockade (8) |
| JOCUNDITY | Induct wags into transports of mirth (9) |
| LINERS | Ocean ___; transports of old |
| PLEASUREBOAT | Transport of delight in the main (8-4) |
| HOSPITALSHIPS | Sea vessels fitted out for the treatment and transport of the sick and wounded in wartime (8,5) |
| EUPHORIA | Our hip trembles during each transport of delight (8) |
| ARTERY | Ordnance is harmless in main transport channel |
| BOAT | Main transport? |
| CONVEYORBELT | A mechanism for the continuous transport of packages or goods in manufacturing (8,4) |
| BICYCLE | Form of transport of which, according to the Katie Melua song, there are 9mn in Beijing |
| AVIAN | American, one involved in transport of birds (5) |
| GRAIL | A note on transport of the holy platter (5) |
| HAULIER | Person or firm engaged in the transport of goods (7) |
| INDUSTRIAL | ___ Revolution-event which led to a boom in canal construction, to allow for the easy transport of goods |
| WAGON | Which four-wheeled vehicle is designed for the transport of heavy loads (5) |
| GOLDSTATECOACH | As per Coronation Day... The royal horse-drawn transport of eight Windsor Greys carrying Their Majesties to Buckingham Palace after the official crowning at Westminster Abbey: 3 wds. |
| UNICYCLE | Mode of transport of an acrobat, clown, eccentric hobbyist, juggler, street performer or velocipedist (8) |
| BIKE | Informal word for a velocipede powered by a wheeler or imagined as the transport of a swarm of bees (4) |
| CONTAINERS | Large metal boxes for the transport of goods (10) |