| PACE | Rate of running or walking (4) |
| GAIT | Horse's running or walking pace |
| HIKE | A lengthy traipse, tramp, trek, trudge or walking tour in the wilds or the countryside; any long distance; or, a sharp rise in cost, price, tax etc (4) |
| RISE | A trek or walking tour wearing boots and a rucksack; a long distance; or, a sharp increase in cost/price (4) |
| LATE | One way to be running or working |
| SHOE | It may be running or bowling |
| MATE | Word with running or soul |
| POOL | "No Running" or --> |
| CANE | Stabilizing aid for standing or walking |
| JOKE | Word after "running " or "inside" |
| CRAMPON | One of a pair of frames fitted with metal spikes, strapped to boots for climbing or walking on ice or snow (7) |
| STAFF | A crosier, shepherd's crook or walking-stick; a set of five parallel lines for musical notation; or, a body of employees/teachers collectively (5) |
| AFOOT | Word used to mean in progress or under way; or, walking or running, as opposed to travelling by car etc (5) |
| DAP | A bob, bounce or skip, as in a fishing fly on the surface of water; or, a sound made when bouncing, running or skipping in plimsolls (3) |
| TRACKS | Railway lines; strips from which curtains or spotlights are suspended; or, courses for running or racing (6) |
| FLOUNCE | An act of departing or walking off in a dramatic or haughty fashion (7) |
| DEPORTMENT | Way of standing or walking |
| AEROBIC | Type of exercise such as running or swimming (7) |
| MAGIC | Breaking out of a sealed box or walking on water, seemingly |
| IDLE | Running, or not? |
