| PANTECHNICONS | Innocent chaps hit for removing vehicles |
| PANTECHNICON | Innocent chap attacked for removing vehicles (12) |
| SHOPAHOLIC | Oslo chap hit endlessly suffering from being a compulsive buyer (10) |
| PLOW | Snow-removing vehicle |
| WHITEVANMAN | Careless driver in front smashing into innocent chap |
| MICA | Muscovite with perfect cleavage foremost in making innocent chap amorous |
| STRAIGHTRAZOR | Barber's old-school tool for removing stubble |
| FINETOOTHCOMB | Implement for removing headlice (4-5,4) |
| COOLINGTOWERS | Open-topped, cylindrical concrete structures for removing the heat from a facility (7,6) |
| LIPO | Procedure for removing body fat for short |
| FORTHETAKING | This is ready for removing as one will end up in prison for this (3,3,6) |
| OPENERS | Any of various utensils for removing crowns from beer bottles, lids from tin cans or for unfastening envelops (7) |
| SPUDS | Tools for removing the bark from felled trees; or, an informal word for potatoes (5) |
| PEELER | An old word for policeman; or, a utensil for removing the skin from a potato or a carrot (6) |
| PLANE | Tool made in a wide variety of sizes, used for removing rough surfaces on wood and for reducing it to size. (5) |
| CHURCHKEY | Named after a device for unlocking chapel-like buildings, a utensil for removing the crowns from glass beer/pop bottles (6,3) |
| SCRAPERS | Devices or tools for removing mud from boots or ice from windscreens, for example (8) |
| CARRIONCHARGES | Fees for removing dead animals? |
| LINTER | Machine for removing cloth waste |
| SHOVELS | Implements for removing loose matter |
