| NUBS | Naves of wheels; goal pins in quoits; or, computer networking devices (4) |
| TEES | Pegs supporting golf balls; targets in quoits; or, short-sleeved tops (4) |
| HUBS | English dialect word for fireside shelves for heating pans originally, later the centres/naves of wheels; or, focal points of activities, discussions, places or anything else (4) |
| ROUTER | Computer networking device; or, a tool used in woodworking for hollowing out or cutting grooves (6) |
| SERVER | Computer networking device |
| ROUTERS | Networking devices |
| LAWN | Fine cotton fabric used for summer dresses, patchwork, scrunchies or lavender bags; or, a grassy area for croquet, quoits or garden parties (4) |
| HOBS | Male ferrets; the tops of some cookers with hotplates; shelves at either side of open fireplaces; or, pegs used as targets in quoits (4) |
| AXLE | A pin or rod in the nave of a wheel by which it turns (4) |
| APSE | Nave's neighbor in a church |
| AXES | Pins in revolvers? (4) |
| BOWL | Knock down pins in an alley (4) |
| DOLL | Soul Asylum sticks pins in a "Voodoo" one |
| LEGS | Pins in pants |
| AXLETREES | Pins and rods on the nave of a wheel on which it turns (4-5) |
| CLERESTORY | The upper part of a nave of a church, usually containing a series of windows (10) |
| THROW | Decorative blanket as a cover for a chair; or, something you do with dice, quoits or clay onto a potter's wheel (5) |
| THOLE | One of a pair of pins in the gunwale of a boat acting as a type of fulcrum for an oar (5) |
| CANALEM | Channel or conduit; naves per ____Panamensem in Oceanum Pacificum veniunt |
| IMPONO | Loco aliquid in aliquem rem, eg copias in naves; I load |
