| ASTEROIDAL | Like a heavenly body, a sort ideal for spinning |
| COMEHITHER | Having heavenly body, a certain woman capturing hearts - one that's seductive |
| ASTEROID | Heavenly body a banned drug can build |
| COMETIC | Like a heavenly body? Get eg skin cream blocking sun (7) |
| COMETONOTHING | Fizzle out like a heavenly body indisposed to honing (4,2,7) |
| METEORITIC | Erotic item shaped like a heavenly body (10) |
| METEORIC | Like a heavenly body in speed and brilliance |
| SLING | A support for carrying a baby close to the parent or carer's body; a type of catapult; or, a type of rope used as an anchor in abseiling and climbing (5) |
| TORSO | Word for a core, plant stalk or stump first, later the trunk of the human body; a nude statue of said corporal bole; or, a painting or a musical piece left short, truncated or unfinished (5) |
| STARSTUDDED | Like a heavenly show? (4-7) |
| BATHEDWITHLIGHT | Like a heavenly angel |
| ANGELICAL | Like a heavenly choir |
| SHOOTING | It's like a heavenly messenger, you might wish to see, but doesn't quite get here, fortunately! (8,4) |
| STAR | It's like a heavenly messenger, you might wish to see, but doesn't quite get here, fortunately! (8,4) |
| SEAL | Sea mammal with a torpedo-shaped body, a dog-like head, four webbed flippers and live in cold or temperate waters |
| CORSAGE | Derived from the French meaning "body", a small boutonniere-like bouquet or spray worn on the wrist or pinned to the bodice of a dress (7) |
| CORSET | From the Latin for "little body", a bodice or waspie; stays; or, by extension, a restriction or limitation, such as that imposed by the Bank of England to control bank lending (6) |
| CORPUS | A living body, a dead one, or an oeuvre |
| CODIFY | Organise into a body a law (6) |
| COMBER | A breaking or rolling sea wave; a gaper; one who prepares carded flax or wool for spinning; or, with "beach", a gatherer of jetsam or seashells (6) |
