| BEATER | Person employed to rouse game birds from woodland; one of a pair of attachments of a food mixer; or, a percussion mallet (6) |
| AFORESAID | Above a woodland, one shy guide? (9) |
| DOWNLOAD | Relocate image thus from woodland springs? (8) |
| DREMEL | Multiuse tool with lots of attachments |
| CAUSEASTIR | How a food mixer can relieve boredom? |
| PUSSINTHECORNER | Hunter conspires to rouse game |
| BELAY | The attachment of a climber to a mountain by tying the rope off round a rock spike or piton (5) |
| HOOK | A sickle; a trap; an advantageous hold; a dough-kneading attachment for an electric mixer; or, a grapnel (4) |
| SPRINGERS | Lively spaniels originally bred for flushing or rising game birds from copses; cows about to calf (9) |
| ELECTRACOMPLEX | Strong attachment of a daughter to her father, with hostility to her mother (7,7) |
| DISTAL | (anatomy) Situated farthest from point of attachment or origin, as of a limb or bone. |
| AGITATOR | A churn or mixer; or, an activist, agent provocateur, firebrand, Leveller, rabble-rouser or other stirrer (8) |
| HILUM | Scar on the surface of a plant seed marking its point of attachment to a stalk (funicle) (5) |
| BLACK | Informal word for currant cordial as a mixer; or, a colour, such as jet (5) |
| CONCHE | Chocolatier Lindt's invention of a chocolate mixer or "velvetiser" with an originally seashell-esque tank (6) |
| COLDFISH | Person staying clear from attachments of child's play (4,4) |
| OEDIPUSCOMPLEX | Psychological attachment of a son to his mother (7,7) |
| ELECTRA | Strong attachment of a daughter to her father (7) |
| COMPLEX | Strong attachment of a daughter to her father (7) |
| PARTRIDGE | Game bird from one area of mountain top |
