| SLOPE | Rising or falling ground |
| GRAPH | Design for rising or falling prices |
| MINIM | Drop of fluid, note - rising or falling |
| ROTOR | Chopper wing rising or falling (5) |
| STAR | Word after rising or falling |
| STEEP | Rising or falling sharply (5) |
| ATMOSPHERIC | ___ pressure (meteorological value that may be rising or falling) |
| INTONATION | Where immigration must by definition be rising or falling? |
| INTERLINKED | Wages and pensions directly related to the cost of living and rising or falling accordingly (5-6) |
| TIDELESS | Not rising or falling, as a sea |
| FLUSH | A startled flock of rising or springing game birds; a fresh bloom of flowers, foliage or fruit; a suffusion of a reddish or rosy colour; or, a hand of poker cards, all of the same suit (5) |
| CURTAINS | Word for drapes or portieres; or, alluding to the closing or falling of these, the end, death or ruin (8) |
| ROSWELL | The place in New Mexico where the UFO crashed (or was it a weather balloon, or falling space junk or |
| SOURCES | Word, homophonous with a term for flavourful culinary dressings, relishes or toppings, for fountainheads, risings or springs, thus beginnings or places of origin (7) |
| PEREMPTORY | Dogmatic traveller rising or appearing in hollow (10) |
| REVOLUTION | Rising, or just turning over? (10) |
| ASLEEP | When to strip, rising or resting? |
| VENUS | See eastern star rising - or planet |
| ASCENDANT | Rising or in the ---- (9) |
| ASCENT | Instance of rising or moving up (6) |