| STARBURST | Pattern of lines radiating from a central point (9) |
| STARBURSTS | Patterns of lines radiating from light sources; or, periods of intense galactic activity involving the formation of stellar objects (10) |
| RADII | Lines radiating from a centre; i raid (anag.) (5) |
| PROPELLER | A device with blades radiating from a central hub, rotated to produce thrust to propel a ship or aircraft (9) |
| SPOKE | Any one of the rods radiating from a wheel's hub; a handle of a ship's wheel; one of the ribs of an umbrella; or. a rung of a ladder (5) |
| RAYS | From Latin for "spokes", a word for arms of starfish, beams of light, petals of daisies or other things diverging from a central point (4) |
| STARFISH | Echinoderm with a flattened body and five arms radiating from a central disc (8) |
| STRIATION | Novel artist in adopting old pattern of lines (9) |
| WHORL | Complete circle in a fingerprint; a single 360degrees tum in a spiral seashell; or, a verticil of leaves or petals radiating from a single point of a plant's stem (5) |
| RADIALLY | In a way that spreads out from a central point |
| SIDETRACK | Divert away from a central issue (9) |
| HALFWAYUP | At a central point en route to the top |
| PANOPTICON | Type of prison, devised by Jeremy Bentham, with all cells visible from a central point |
| RADIAL | Emanating from a central point (6) |
| FANOUT | Disperse from a central point |
| RADIATE | Go outwards from a central point |
| STELLATE | Way overhead railway after due time had branches radiating from a point (8) |
| CREPUSCULAR | A kind of ray, or shaft of light, that can be seen just after the sun has set and which extend over the western sky radiating from the position of the sun below the horizon. (11) |
| RAYED | Design ready with a pattern of lines (5) |
| SPOKES | Series of rods radiating from the hub of a wheel to its rim (6) |
