| EJECTORSEAT | Pilot's device for a swift exit |
| RADAR | Pilot's device |
| SCURRY | Word for a swift scoot, scramble or skitter; a scud or swirl of snow; a short sprint; or, a scamper of squirrels (6) |
| GLANCE | Word for a swift oblique impact or movement, thus for a hurried or momentary coup d'oeil, aka a peek (6) |
| ESCAPADE | Word for a swift uncloaking in order to slip away from a peruser originally, now a daring, exciting, freeing adventure, breaking loose from restraints (8) |
| STEED | A trunk call in ease for a swift equine |
| SPEEDY | Say, went for a swift ... (6) |
| HALF | Head left periodically for a swift one? |
| GALLOPER | Lop large pieces for a swift runner |
| BIRDTABLE | Stand for a swift meal? (4,5) |
| BIRDBATH | One way into books at hotel, ideal spot for a swift dip? |
| ACCESSORY | A supplementary component such as a peripheral device for a computer; or, a bag, belt, hat, scarf etc to complement an outfit (9) |
| SWITCH | A riding whip or flexible twig; or, an on-off device for a quick change, thus a sudden swap, swift exchange or shift (6) |
| CHAINSAW | Was China developing a device for a power cut? |
| CRANE | A weight lifting device for a wading bird |
| STUD | A safety device for a breeding establishment |
| CAM | Device for a self-tape, for short |
| HANDSET | A remote-control device for a TV or stereo (7) |
| PENCILSHARPENER | Device for a writer wanting to make a point (6,9) |
| CARLOCK | Russian isinglass used as a security device for a motorist! (7) |
